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Rachael is feeling good

Started yesterday 3 weeks ago

Never thought a classic would be a page turner, but I’ve already read 22 pages (it’s an Ebook, so that’s 22 A4 pages). It’s good, reading this one seems to be a breeze.



Rachael is feeling good

I have a couple to read right now 1 month ago

I’m currently reading A Tale of Two Cities, and then it’s on to Great Expectations. And after that I have promised myself I will read a book that might not be in any lists of great fiction, that I am just interested in, for the heck of it. Then, I think I will read To Kill a Mockingbird.

Dickens is wiping me out right now. The plot is beginning to interest me, but it’s taken a lot of perseverance to come this far.



Jadelee is sick of seeing the rain. WHY??!!

One of my favourite books ever 10 months ago

I think it was worth it from the standard of english it has. I love Lees style of writing. But the theme of the poor black man doesnt really interest me that much.



Duckie wishes she was rich.

I love this book. 15 months ago

It’s one of the best gifts I’ve ever recieved.

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Amazing Novel 16 months ago

Only worth doing if you choose to read it of your own accord.

I read it for the first time in an English Lit class, and I always find that overanalysing books the way you do in lit classes takes the enjoyment out of them. (Don’t get me wrong, I love English Lit. It’s broadened my knowledge of the written word no end, but it can be rather tedious.)



meijse is in the new year

Untitled 20 months ago

I read it summer before last, and then during the following school year as part of the curriculum. When I first read it, I felt that it went nowhere until halfway through, but it was SO much better the second time. I could see the big picture of all the events and how they tie together, and I appreciated the little details. Such a wonderful book!



Favorite Novel 21 months ago

Our family critters are named:
Harper (German Shep.)
Scout (border collie)
Boo (Skipperkie)
Addicus (the resident squirrel in our garage the last 3 years…)



I love this book! 23 months ago

I never had to read this in school, so I just read it for the first time (at 28). I love it. It’s one I will keep on my shelf for always and re-read over and over. In a way I’m glad I was never forced to read it when I was younger…my attachment to it as an adult is so strong.



For School 2 years ago

We had to read this book for English as our novel study. I didn’t really like it then then, but I like it more now. It’s well worth reading.



Waiting to be Brillant is back into it

Boo Radley 2 years ago

What a great story full of so many leassons to be learned. It acts as a reminder on how far we have come….. but still today we have prejugdeces. So be nice to people like boo radley, they may just save your life…



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