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[Mekki]

I'm reading another Japanese authored novel. This time its Silence by Shūsaku Endō.

[Craig]

The Interesting Narrative -Equiano
and
Pierre and Jean -Maupassant

[Davin]

Just started At Swim-Two Birds, So far so good, but I think this might end up being a tough read!

[Steve]

Starburn wrote: "Just started At Swim-Two Birds, So far so good, but I think this might end up being a tough read!"

I wanna know what you think. I was a bit put off by ASTB in the beginning but ended up finding it hilarious by the end. The third policeman is even weirder and funnier.

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[Kelly]

Finally got the ebook of Everything Is Illuminated from the library and started it last night.

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So many books I've bought,that I can't know the next book to read...
I've got to choose very well...

[Kaitlin]

I'm reading The Poisonwood Bible. I'm about halfway through and really (to my surprise) enjoying it so far.

[Deanne]

Hadrian the Seventh by Rolfe.

[Ellinor]

I know why the Caged Bird sings

[Emma]

I started 2666 by Bolano yesterday which I'm enjoying more than I anticipated. Reminds me a bit of John Steinbeck. This is a book that requires a strategy due to its length IMO.

And for the past couple of weeks I've been listening to the audiobook of Kafka on the Shore by Murakami which I'm loving.

[Judith]

Soldiers of Salamis - Javier Cercas

Soldados de Salamina

It helps to know something of the history of the Spanish Civil War of the 1930's to better track with this story. Intriguing...

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[James]

Just started The Lambs Of London by Peter Ackroyd. So far, so good. Think I began Ackroyd's biography of Dickens years ago - never made it that far into it. Time for another attempt?

[Stephanie "Jedigal"]

Tono-Bungay

[Rachel (Sfogs)]

Laini wrote: "Rachel (Sfogs) wrote: "Just started The Moonstone by Wilkie Collins."

Just finished that one actually, really really enjoyed it, flew through it much quicker than I expected to!"

I'm really enjoying it, though with little reading time at the moment it's taking me a while to get through.

[Laura]

I started The Great Gatsby on Tuesday so I could finish it in time for the film

[Stephanie "Jedigal"]

Started my final Murakami list title: Sputnik Sweetheart.

[Karena]

Still working on Anna Karenina for my classics book group. Not sure what will be my next since I just bought a bunch from my library's FotL bookstore.

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I'm beginning the Antígona by Sophocles

[M]

Just started In the Shadow of Young Girls in Flower, the second volume of In Search of Lost Time.

[Elizabeth (Alaska)]

My 8th of the Dickens on the list, Hard Times.

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Elizabeth (Alaska) wrote: "My 8th of the Dickens on the list, Hard Times."

Dickens is something monstruous ... in the good sense,of course...

[Genia]

Started Sons and Lovers. Okay so far, but way too much dialect.

[Mekki]

I just started Almost Transparent Blue

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by Jane Austen.
I'm loving it...

[Stephanie "Jedigal"]

Alias Grace.

[Judith]

Zeno's Conscience - Italo Svevo

Zeno's Conscience

Really good, so far!

[Heather]

I just started The Turn of the Screw by Henry James. About 30 pages in and enjoying it so far, it has me intrigued and waiting for what comes next.

[Mikela]

Stephanie "Jedigal" wrote: "Alias Grace."

I really enjoyed this one, you're in for a treat.

[~Calyre~]

Currently reading For Whom the Bell Tolls

[Craig]

Confessions -Rousseau
and
Justine -Marquis de Sade

[Kelly]

Just started The Forsyte Saga for the monthly read and about to start The Count of Monte Cristo for a challenge in another group.

[Mikela]

Just started One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest. It's so good to get back to list books.

[Stephanie "Jedigal"]

Kelly, I know it's long, but I hope you enjoy The Count of Monte Cristo! I thought it was great.

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I'm about to beginning
The book is named What the Water Gave Me: Poems After Frida Kahlo

[Ann A]

Luís wrote: " by Jane Austen.
I'm loving it..."

I think this might be my 2nd favorite Austen, after Pride and Prejudice.

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Ann A wrote: "Luís wrote: " by Jane Austen.
I'm loving it..."

I think this might be my 2nd favorite Austen, after Pride and Prejudice."

ME TOO

[Kathleen]

James wrote: "Just started The Lambs Of London by Peter Ackroyd. So far, so good. Think I began Ackroyd's biography of Dickens years ago - never made it that far into it. Time for another attempt?"

I found such a profound connection to people from the past when I read this book. And yes, I would read any Peter Ackroyd book. His understanding and connection with London, its people, and its history is unsurpassed.

[Rachel (Sfogs)]

I've started Anna Karenina

[Stephanie "Jedigal"]

Atwood's Robber Bride, and Wilkie Collins' The Woman in White.

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of John Stuart Mill

[Ed]

The Art of Fielding by Chad Harbach.

[Peter]

Recently started The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. Have only read the first couple of stories bur so far so good.

[Julie]

A Confederacy of Duncesby John Kennedy Toole Looking forward to it.

[Maryellen]

I've started Mother's Milk - Edward St. Aubyn.

[Judith]

The Hunchback of Notre-Dame - Victor Hugo

The Hunchback of Notre-Dame

My first time with this classic, and I have never even seen a film version of this story to ruin it for me!

[Judith]

Kathleen wrote: "James wrote: "Just started The Lambs Of London by Peter Ackroyd. So far, so good. Think I began Ackroyd's biography of Dickens years ago - never made it that far into it. Time for another attempt?"..."

So true! I enjoyed Lambs of London and Hawksmore (spelling?) by Ackroyd and will be reading his other titles on and off the Lists.

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Starting

[Genia]

Moved The Vicar of Wakefield into my reading pile.