Book 131: A Tale of Two Cities – Charles Dickens
I knew very little about Charles Dickens going into reading A Tale of Two Cities. Seriously, the most I know […]
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I knew very little about Charles Dickens going into reading A Tale of Two Cities. Seriously, the most I know […]
Book 131: A Tale of Two Cities – Charles Dickens Read Post »
I don’t usually participate in memes, other than the random ones I do in my head, but I think I’ll
The Classics Club – August 2012 Meme Read Post »
So sometimes it sucks to be well read, or at least appear so. A friend visited last weekend and she
Book 119: Anna Karenina – Leo Tolstoy Read Post »
Congratulations Hollywood and hype! I had no idea how simple and eloquently written this novella is. From the few adaptations
Book 118: The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde – Robert Louis Stevenson Read Post »
[For an updated response check out my July 2015 reading of Mansfield Park.] I finished reading Mansfield Park this weekend
Book 116: Mansfield Park – Jane Austen Read Post »
Let’s start this review on a high note. It is rare that a book makes me fall in love with
Book 114: A Tree Grows in Brooklyn – Betty Smith Read Post »
I must preface this post with the caveat that prior to reading the novel I knew little about it. I
Book 110: The Color Purple – Alice Walker Read Post »
How scandalously shocking! From divorce and debauchery to alcoholism and adultery, The Tenant of Wildfell Hall was not only startling,
Book 109: The Tenant of Wildfell Hall – Anne Brontë Read Post »
A love story to make you smile. I thoroughly enjoyed reading Agnes Grey and although it was somewhat predictable, I felt
Book 108: Agnes Grey – Anne Brontë Read Post »