EVERYONE Has Read This but Me - The Catch-Up Book Club discussion
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BOTM Suggestions Apr '18 - Classics (1969 and before)
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Feb 03, 2018 12:44PM
Second The Master and Margarita and Othello
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I will nominate Emma and Tender Is the Night. And I'll second The Three Musketeers and The Bell Jar.
I would like to nominate Anna Karenina. And of course knowing the lenght of it, I would suggest it as a read for April-May. Would there be anyone interested?
I'll second Rebecca, The Three Musketeers, The Bell Jar and Night. So many great nominations already!
Hardest choice ever in the group, I think! I'd like to read or reread almost 20 books! And it's still the 6th!Let's be reasonable, though. :-) I'll second
The Plague, by Albert Camus - French Literature
The Illiad, by Homer - Classical Greek Literature
The Master and Margarita, by Mikhail Bulgakov - Russian Literature
Out of Africa, by Karen Blixen / Isak Dinesen - written in English, but Danish Literature
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The Bell Jar, by Sylvia Plath
Othello, by William Shakespeare
A Wizard of Earthsea, by Ursula K. Le Guin
A Study in Scarlet, by Arthur Conan Doyle
I second Little Women (the Masterpiece adaptation will be airing here in April, I think, and it'd be great to read it beforehand!)
NancyJ wrote: "EDITED I second Little Women. The PBS show starts here on May 13."
The group has already read Little Women - you could nominate on the catch up thread
Carolyn wrote: "NancyJ wrote: "EDITED I second Little Women. The PBS show starts here on May 13."
The group has already read Little Women - you could nominate on the catch up thread"
Oops. I didn't even check. It was one of the first nominations and i didn't see a note about it.
If anyone wanted a tally of the nominations and the number of seconds so far (Updated 3/3 - After message 122):The Bell Jar 20
Slaughterhouse-Five 18
A Wrinkle in Time 12
Brave New World 11
The Wizard of Earthsea 11
The Master and Margarita 9
The Grapes of Wrath 7
The Iliad 7
Flowers for Algernon 7
Othello 6
The Three Musketeers 6
Night 4
Down and Out in Paris and London 4
The Left Hand of Darkness 4
Rebecca 4
Marry Poppins 3
A Study in Scarlet (The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes) 3
The Thirty-Nine Steps 3
Anna Karenina 2
Far from the Madding Crowd 2
Kim 2
The Plague 2
Swann's Way 2
The Brothers Karamazov 2
Lolita 2
Catch-22 1
Charlie and the Chocolate Factory 1
Out of Africa 1
The Black Tulip 1
The Hobbit 1
The Mysterious Island 1
Emma 0
Jacob's Room 0
Tender is the Night 0
The Bridge of San Luis Rey 0
The Count of Monte Cristo 0
The Scarlet Pimpernel 0
The Sun Also Rises 0
Their Eyes Were Watching God 0
Captains Courageous 0
The Island of Dr. Moreau 0
Stephanie wrote: "If anyone wanted a tally of the nominations and the number of seconds so far..."Thank you for this, these threads can get a bit overwhelming sometimes. I will second:
Othello and
The Master and Margarita
There are so many great nominations! But I will stick to these two :)
And if anyone is ever interested in doing a buddy read of a play, I would most likely be in, depending on how my time management skills are playing out in the real world at the time!
Hi, Quinn! "Alice" was the group read in February 2017.Not eligible here, but you still can nominate it in the "Bookshelf Catchup" thread. :-)
This a tip for new members: Click on "Bookshelf" on the right hand top corner. You'll see all the previously read books.
It helps to have a look there before nominating!
Piling onto seconds for Slaughterhouse-Five
The Master and Margarita
Down and Out in Paris and London
Brave New World
Swann's Way
Can I ask, if we're going to read Sherlock Holmes, have this group already read the beginning A Study in Scarlet ?I'm weird and would rather start there than with book 3 (The Adventures of) -- my OCD that's all.
Ella wrote: "Can I ask, if we're going to read Sherlock Holmes, have this group already read the beginning A Study in Scarlet ?I'm weird and would rather start there than with book 3 (The Adventures of) -- my OCD that's all. "You really do not have to read the Sherlock novels or stories in order. They don't build on each other in that way.
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