Book 205: Harvard’s Secret Court – William Wright
I’ve wanted to read this since a book group I was in when I first moved to Boston read it. […]
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I’ve wanted to read this since a book group I was in when I first moved to Boston read it. […]
Book 205: Harvard’s Secret Court – William Wright Read Post »
I’m not sure about the rest of you, but in High School, one of my AP literature courses required that we
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Yay for another book that counts for multiple challenges (Mount TBR, Back to the Classics and The Classics Club)! (It’s
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Now, having read two books by Michael Ondaatje, one thing is certain: his writing is incredibly smooth and beautiful, especially
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I felt this was a brilliant follow-up to the Harry Potter series. Well done J.K. Rowling, well done. However, I
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So I thought I’d wrapped up with The Literary Others event after Annabel, but I realized I had time to
Book 152: The Collection – Tom Léger and Riley MacLeod (eds.) Read Post »
I wasn’t sure about this book going into it. One of the best books I’ve read this year was The
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I want to like Dickens—I really do. The only problem is that I’m convinced if he had a better editor
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I knew very little about Charles Dickens going into reading A Tale of Two Cities. Seriously, the most I know
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