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Womens Century Challenge"
1850 to 1960
50s Villette / Ruth
60s Life in the Iron Mills and Other Stories / Hospital Sketches
70s Daniel Deronda
80s In the Vine Country
90s The Country of the Pointed Firs and Other Stories
1900s Gunnar's Daughter
10s My Ántonia
20s The Age of Innocence
30s One Pair of Hands / Rebecca
40s The Heart Is a Lonely Hunter
50s Nine Coaches Waiting / Hickory Dickory Dock / The Talented Mr. Ripley
60s The Violent Bear It Away / Joy in the Morning
Nice selections. My most enjoyed, of the ones I've read are, Ruth, Country of Pointed Furs, Age of Innocence, Rebecca, Lonely Hunter, East of Eden, and Madding Crowd. If I was a re-reader, I'd gladly start any of these tomorrow. Enjoy!!

Womens Century Challenge"
1850 to 1960
50s Villette / Ruth
60s Life in the Iron Mills and Other Stories / [book:Hospit..."
I'm glad to see your Quest for Women, Elena. You've a number of my favorite works and authors on your list (Villette, Heart is a Lonely Hunter, Undset, Daniel Deronda), so I hope they go well for you.

I may get to The Talented Mr. Ripley this year. It's one of my 50's choices too



Nice mix of challenges Elena. I agree with Ila; I read Eugénie Grandet this year and really liked it.
Nine Coaches Waiting--my secret passion is Mary Stewart and this one is so much fun.
I totally agree that The Age of Innocence is fantastic. Your list should bring you a lot of reading joy. Now I have to check out the Balzac.
I totally agree that The Age of Innocence is fantastic. Your list should bring you a lot of reading joy. Now I have to check out the Balzac.

Womens Century Challenge"
1850 to 1960
50s Villette / Ruth
60s [book:Life in the Iron Mills and Other Stories|4..."
Thanks ,Aubrey.
You are an inspiration and you are one of the people who keeps my TBR ever-increasing.
I loved the atmosphere of Member of the wedding..hope to love the heart is a lonely hunter too.

I may get to The Talented Mr. Ripley this year. It's one of..."
Thanks,Sue.
I loved all the short stories by her so far so hoping to love Age of Innocence too.
I know many love Rebecca here and it has been in my TBR since a few years .Hopefully will get to it this year.
The BrothersK..I had started it this year..liked it too ,as much as I read.but couldn't finish it.Too much happening in RL.Hopefully this year will be able to read it again and finish it.

Thanks,Kathleen.
Hopefully will get to them all this year.

Yes!
This group does add a lot of books to ones TBR.Not jst through these challenges but monthly voting selections too.

Ila wrote: "Age of Innocence is a great favourite with me. Its always a good idea to read Balzac and Eugenie Grandet was one of his best. Enjoy your challenge!"
Thanks Ila and Lynn. Hopefully will like it too.

I totally agree that The Age of Innocence is fantastic. Your list should bring you a ..."
Yes.She is fun,Sara.
I discovered her last year, I think.Through another groups monthly read books and liked that book.
Hopefully will get to this book this year.
Books mentioned in this topic
Nine Coaches Waiting (other topics)The Age of Innocence (other topics)
Eugénie Grandet (other topics)
Ruth (other topics)
Villette (other topics)
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Old and New TBR
Old
Far From the Madding Crowd
Eugénie Grandet
Eugene Onegin
New
The Age of Innocence
East of Eden
The Sound and the Fury
Eclectic
Twilight in Delhi
The Brothers Karamazov
Zorro
Keats
When We Were Orphans
Song of Solomon
Dombey and Son
Alternates
The Brothers Karamazov
The Fall