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[Amy J.]

I've just started

[[deleted user]]

I loved both Their Eyes were Watching God and Drop City. Gobbled them up.

[Becky]

The Prime of Miss Jesn Brodie by Muriel Spark - audio version

[Tracey]

Amy wrote: "I've just started "

One of my favourites. Hope you enjoy the tales of the Miss Marches!

[Regine]

I'm starting The Tin Drum by Gunter Grass. I'm excited to start.

[Anja]

I'm listening to Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde. Since I know the truth already, it isn't really that exciting, but it is okey I think.

[Gini]

Started Brideshead Revisited on audiobook, read by Jeremy Irons. I had to get used to that deep, steady voice - it's kind of hypnotic and bad for long drives. But I'm liking it so far.

[Sonja]

I just started The Maltese Falcon.

[K.D.]

ALL QUIET ON THE WESTERN FRONT
by Erich Maria Remarque

So far, so good!

[Shay]

To Kill a Mockingbird and The Name of the Rose. I haven't read TKAM, but Name of the Rose is a re-read.

[Amy J.]

I've just started I, Robot

[[deleted user]]

I just started Emma. I'm looking forward to reading another book by Austen. Love her.

[Karina]

Just started Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep? by Philip K. Dick. Interesting so far, once I am finished maybe I'll watch Blade Runner, no idea who is even in that movie!

[Cindy]

*gasp!* Harrison Ford!

[Susanna]

Rutger Hauer! :D

[Craig]

One of my favorite books and movies--that does not happen very often.


Karina wrote: "Just started Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep? by Philip K. Dick. Interesting so far, once I am finished maybe I'll watch Blade Runner, no idea who is even in that movie!"

[Craig]

Clarissa -Samuel Richardson
and
The Sorrows of Young Werther -Johann Wolfgang von Goethe

[Lauli]

Susanna wrote: "Rutger Hauer! :D"

Looooove him!

[Lauli]

Getting started with Vanity Fair. I'm very excited about finally reading this classic.

[Craig]

In addition to Clarissa, I started Reveries by Rousseau. Something to break up the length of Clarissa.

[M]

I'm about to start A Heart So White. I think this was a 2008 addition.

[Amy J.]

I'm starting One Hundred Years of Solitude

[Cynthia]

"The Things They Carried." So far, brilliant. Don't want to rush through this one.

[Amy J.]

I read the things they carried for a class I took several years ago. What a wonderful book. Though my reactions sometimes shocked me.

[RedSycamore]

Finally got around to starting The Idiot for this month's group read.

Apparently a wildly popular adaptation of the book was filmed fairly recently in Russia. I should be getting it from Netflix (hopefully with English subtitles!) about the same time I finish the book. I'm a sucker for really well done 'movie versions' of books I enjoy, and the first book/part of The Idiot has been great so far.

[Stephanie]

Wuthering Heights- by Emily Bronte- looking forward to this one. It's about time it comes down from my bookshelf and is read.

[K.D.]

Just started:

THE COUNTRY GIRLS
by Edna O'Brien

[Her Royal Orangeness]

I've started Broken April by Ismail Kadare. If I didn't know this was based on cultural fact, I'd think it was ludicrous. Woa.

Megan wrote: "Two of my favorite books I've read in the last several years are non-fiction memoirs of counterculture communes..."

Thanks! I'll check those out.

Sonia wrote: "I loved both Their Eyes were Watching God and Drop City. Gobbled them up."

I agree...both were very captivating reads.

[[deleted user]]

Just started Human Stain, I'm excited about this one

[Judith]

Megan wrote: "Just picked up my copy of What Maisie Knew from the library (for the group read). It looks REALLY interesting, much more so than I imagined. I can't wait to start it! Trying to rea..."

It IS very interesting. One of my favorite James novels.

[Judith]

Rachel Renee wrote: "Finally got around to starting The Idiot for this month's group read.

Apparently a wildly popular adaptation of the book was filmed fairly recently in Russia. I should be getting it..."

What is the name of the film? Would love to see it if it has English subtitles. I read the novel so long ago....but really was impressed by it.

[Judith]

Her Royal Orangeness wrote: "I've started Broken April by Ismail Kadare. If I didn't know this was based on cultural fact, I'd think it was ludicrous. Woa.

Megan wrote: "Two of my favorite books ..."

I just finished Kadare's "Spring Flowers, Spring Frost" and was not than enthralled. I would love to know what you think about this one. Can you compare it to others of his titles? Have you read Spring Flowers, for instance?

[Laura]

Just started Life of Pi. I have heard some mixed messages on this book so not sure what to expect.

[Cindy]

The Quiet American by Graham Greene

[Asa]

I'm slowly working my way through Tirant lo Blanc.

[Katrina]

LDB wrote: "Just started Life of Pi. I have heard some mixed messages on this book so not sure what to expect."

I loved this and gave it to my brother who isn't much of a reader and he loved it too. I have the gorgeous illustrated copy too - beautiful but big and awkward to read.

[Katrina]

I started Tender is the Night this morning, good so far.

[Jennifer W]

I read Broken April last summer and hated it. I was glad it was so short or I wouldn't have finished it.

[Christa]

LDB wrote: "Just started Life of Pi. I have heard some mixed messages on this book so not sure what to expect."

I loved Life of Pi! I hope you like it.

[Christa]

Working my way through Jane Eyre. So far I'm in love with it and can't believe I've never read it before.

[Helen]

Just started Faceless Killers by Henning Mankell .... I loved the Wallander TV series .... ands the book is living up to expectations .... surprised I haven't read this before as it is my usual reading genre ...

[Tracey]

I've just started The King's Speech : How One Man Saved The Monarchy by Lionel Logue and Peter Conradi. I'm 35 pages in and hooked already.

[Charity]

Tracey wrote: "I've just started The King's Speech : How One Man Saved The Monarchy by Lionel Logue and Peter Conradi. I'm 35 pages in and hooked already."

Not on the list. Sorry.

[Charity]

Just started The Idiot by Fyodor Dostoevsky.

[Karina]

Just started The Sun Also Rises by Ernest Hemingway. I really like it so far

[Michael]

Recently started The Thin Man

[Deanne]

Started The female quixote by Lennox, finding the main female character a bit irritating.

[El]

Deanne, Arabella is way irritating. I had taht trouble with it also. I wound up giving the book 2 stars. I loved Don Quixote, but the Lennox left me wanting more.

[Deanne]

El
Finished it this morning and then donated it to my local library, what with budget cuts I thought it might be a good idea, not going to read it again.

[Ellen]

Is The Mysteries of Udolpho by Ann Radcliffe a list book?

In that case, I just began The Mysteries of Udolpho.