Andrew✌️’s Comments (group member since Jan 13, 2013)

Andrew✌️’s comments from the Classics Without All the Class group.

Diggers, by Terry Pratchett

I started to watch "The Following" (until now only the first episode).
It seems to me a good mix of drama, action e suspense.
No one else has watched it?

Alessia wrote: "Is there anyone interested in reading The Ultimate Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy with me? I started reading it a few years ago and got as far as the third book; I enjoyed a lot of the humour but..."
I'd be interested, but I've recently read the first three books.

Jessica wrote: "I discovered, randomly, a book called Carmilla the other day. Early gothic fun from what I have gathered. Anyone on here read it? Thoughts, chastisements?"

I've read Carmilla years ago and I liked so much. Joseph Sheridan LeFanu wrote several gothic and mystery novels that i found very interesting, like the adventures of dr. Hesselius, one of the first investigators of the occult (or the first).

Karena wrote: "I am reading These Days Are Ours, The Cranes Dance, and White Teeth for the next podcast along with a few others. I had to put my resolution down a bit since the podcast, the new blog and you guys ..."

I saw your profile. Seventeen reading books? You're amazing!

Karena wrote: "Travis of NNY wrote: "Just got season 1 of game of thrones now just time to be sble to watch it"

Game of Thrones is AWESOME!"

I haven't seen the series, but i read the first two books. Series follow books order or it's different?

TheRebelReads wrote: "I'm almost finished with Les Miserables and American Gods. I'll be reading Life of Pi and The Mark of Athena next."

Did you like American Gods? I haven't read many books by Neil Gaiman and I have this in my library for a few months. I would like to read it soon.

I'm in, too. Until now the result is modest, only one book:

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I just finished “The Canterville Ghost” and I started “The Broken Sword” by Paul Anderson. My friends describe it to me like a classical of fantasy literature, along with "The Lord of the rings"

Agnese wrote: "Hi everybody, I'm Agnese from Italy. I live in a small town in Tuscany and I really enjoy Goodreads. Here you can find a lot of good ideas, new books and reviews.. What an interesting place!
Bye an..."

Hi Agnese and welcome. It's always a good thing find other italian people here on GoodReads. GoodBye and see you soon!

Marwa wrote: "For Aimee's book : The Time Machine
& for Karena's : Don Quixote

Next starts with an E"

Endymion by Dan Simmons

Elementary, Missing, Castle (I'm watching the fourth season) and last season of Sanctuary

Out of the Silent Planet, by C.S. Lewis

Nation, by Terry Pratchett

Neverwhere by Neil Gaiman

The Tempest, by William Shakespeare. A classical!

The Children of Húrin, By J.R.R Tolkien

St. Peter's Fair, by Ellis Peters

I started in this days "The Secret of Monkey Island - Special Edition" for PC, the remake of a famous adventure game of 1990. It's not a recent game, but for me has been one the best games I ever played

Nada the Lily, by H.-Rider-Haggard