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The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde - Pre-Read
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Joanna Loves Reading
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Dec 04, 2018 08:31AM
This is the pre-read discussion. Please no spoilers! Who’s joining in this month?
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I'll be reading free from Project Gutenberg on my tablet. I'd love to know if any of you have an illustrated and/or annotated edition....
I am so happy this is finally picked up for a group read. I found a copy within my mom's abandoned library and it has 8 colourfull illustrations :D This is my edition Cheryl The strange case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde ; and, the beach of Falesá
Now that I wrote my edition here I realised it has "the beach of Falesá" story attached to it. Oh well, a bonus story is rarely a bad thing :D
I'd love to fix that entry, Zainab. Who is the illustrator? Can you post an image of the cover, or a link to one?
Cheryl wrote: "I'd love to fix that entry, Zainab. Who is the illustrator? Can you post an image of the cover, or a link to one?"Thank you Cheryl, it bothered me too :p
I am planning to fix it as I would need sometime to scan the cover ^^
I am discussing and rereading this. It is not one of my favorites. I do think it is very discussable
I am reading this too! Always had the book but never got round to it!
I’m only a little way in. The choice of narrator surprised me a little. Obviously I’m familiar with the story. I had assumed Dr. Jekyll would be the narrator, not a random 3rd party. The choice definitely adds suspense.
Is anyone reading an edition that's only 88 pages long? I have this book but it's short.
My edition is 68 pp, with illustrations. It is a short book; don't worry you haven't got an abridgement.
Cheryl wrote: "My edition is 68 pp, with illustrations. It is a short book; don't worry you haven't got an abridgement."Ok. Good ;)
