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Was slightly amused to see this won, and cynically pondered if it may have gotten a few extra votes because of the Full Deck Challenge! :P My first Virginia Woolf read :)
Charlotte wrote: "Was slightly amused to see this won, and cynically pondered if it may have gotten a few extra votes because of the Full Deck Challenge! :P My first Virginia Woolf read :)"My thoughts exactly;o Though I had chosen another book - I might change it for this one^^
Same with me, may keep my original one in place, but change to this if 54 books starts becoming less manageable as the year goes on!
My copy doesn't have a lighthouse on it! But I may allow it to qualify for the Full Deck box as plenty of other copies do....
I've never Woolf before either. I have always (don't know why) had the impression that I would be asleep almost instantly. I will give this a try and hope to be proved wrong.
I've never Woolf before either. I have always (don't know why) had the impression that I would be asleep almost instantly. I will give this a try and hope to be proved wrong.
Trine wrote: "Charlotte wrote: "Was slightly amused to see this won, and cynically pondered if it may have gotten a few extra votes because of the Full Deck Challenge! :P My first Virginia Woolf read :)"My tho..."
Same here! I had another book in mind for the challenge, but I really want to read this one too as I've started it twice in the past and not finished - I don't really know why as I love Woolf's writing. Hopefully this will be third time lucky.
I was glad to see an obvious nudge to this novel in the Full Deck Challenge as I always felt that I should read something by Woolf. Just started and I have to say that I find the beautifully composed stream of consciousness very relaxing. Advantageously, I will be taking a trip to the stunningly beautiful Western Highlands later this year so this book holds extra fascination for me.
Hence why I nominated it. And I have never read any Woolf either, but did read a memoir last year called To the River: A Journey Beneath the Surface about her
Charlotte wrote: "Hehe, that made me chuckle Paul!"
Took that one back Charlotte. have now got a copy with a lighthouse on the cover from a different library
Took that one back Charlotte. have now got a copy with a lighthouse on the cover from a different library
I read the waves a we years back and hated it. couldn't get on with it at all but I always wanted to read another woolf so good timing for me
I tried, but I didn't get very far. May just put to one side and try again another day. Going to the spoiler thread for inspiration, wrong I know.



