Re Read

[close] It never gets old! It never gets boring! Starting October, this group will start re-reading the whole series followed by discussions. Anyone welcome to join and be a part. Let us know your thoughts, critically or maybe just for fun!

[close] You don’t have to be an English or Literature Major to enjoy great books! We want people to read for the fun of it and not worry about feeling they need to be "smart." We will be reading both traditional, and more modern classic novels. Please feel free to openly discuss any aspects of the books that we read in the forums, and remember that we're reading these books for FUN! So pour yourself a yummy beverage and let's discuss these books like we're sitting with a bunch of friends! We all vote on what book to read next and we read in a three month rotation (Pre-1910, 1910-1959, 1960-2004), so please visit our polls to help us select our next book https://www.goodreads.com/poll/list/78394-classics-without-all-the-class?type=group (we pick a book two months ahead in case there is a monster read, people can get started on it early if they desire [Anna Karenina comes to mind....] Our Facebook can be found at the link below. https://www.facebook.com/ClassicsWithoutAllTheClass Our Twitter account is @CWATC_bookclub. If you would like to see what book we have already read, or what might be coming up or if you just need some ideas on what classics to read, visit our bookshelf: https://www.goodreads.com/group/bookshelf/78394-classics-without-all-the-class We don't have our podcast anymore, but if you want to go back and listen to our previous episodes, you can do so via itunes you can do so here: itpc://classicswithoutclass.libsyn.com/rss Old Blog http://cwatc-bookclub.blogspot.com/

[close] We're celebrating the release of J.D. Robb's 40th "In Death" novel, Obsession in Death, by leading a year-long massive re-read of all the In-Death books! This is a great opportunity for you to recruit new readers to J.D. Robb's "In Death" series, too.

[close] Join us to re-read - or discover for the first time - The Assassin's Curse AND The Pirate's Wish! To celebrate the forthcoming release of The Wizard's Promise (May 2014), by the Philip K. Dick nominated Cassandra Rose Clarke, we are re-reading these wonderful books. We want to hear all about your favourite characters, memorable moments, most-loved quotes; from anything you missed the first time around to your favourite passages, join in and share your thoughts. Cassandra will be present throughout the re-read, leading discussion and will also be running a Q&A at the end, so we encourage you all to participate and use this time to chat with one of your favourite authors! This group is run by Cassandra and by Caroline & Amanda from the publisher, Strange Chemistry.