How many of the 1001 books have you read? Showing 1,601-1,650 of 1,912

[Karen]

500 -- with the completion of Don Quixote!

[George P.]

Ian wrote: ""Call of the Wild" takes me to 600 from the combined list. Feeling quite chuffed this morning."

Quite an achievement! I love your brief reviews too.

[Ian]

George wrote: "Ian wrote: ""Call of the Wild" takes me to 600 from the combined list. Feeling quite chuffed this morning."

Quite an achievement! I love your brief reviews too."

Thanks George.

[Ian]

Karen wrote: "500 -- with the completion of Don Quixote!"

Well done, Karen. Quite a landmark - and what a book to reach it with!

[Frances]

If I completed all the books on my shelf of the 1001 Books it would number 134. I have read 80 of them. I am trying for one a month, but always other books have to be read also. Life happens. Love the challenge though.

[Karen]

Ian wrote: "Karen wrote: "500 -- with the completion of Don Quixote!"

Well done, Karen. Quite a landmark - and what a book to reach it with!"

Thank you, Ian. I, too, look forward to your reviews!

[S.L.]

37. Contact
38. Silas Marner

[Mia]

I finished my 250th book from the combined list. Hopefully I will reach 275 this year.

[J_BlueFlower]

Alastair wrote: "Just finished 'The Making of Americans' by Gertrude Stein, which is undoubtedly the toughest book on the list I've read so far (In Search of Lost Time was a breeze by comparison)."

Ulysses? I am at 167 books and that one and The Sound and the Fury were the hardest for me.

[Karen]

Mia wrote: "I finished my 250th book from the combined list. Hopefully I will reach 275 this year."

Congratulations!

[Tim]

145. The Shipping News by Annie Proulx
146. Ethan Frome by Edith Wharton

[Rory]

Tim wrote: "145. The Shipping News by Annie Proulx
146. Ethan Frome by Edith Wharton"

Good job! I thought Ethan Frome was excellent.

[Vikki]

Only 64 but I am working on it. Don Quixote was the last list book I read, working on Moby Dick.

[Tim]

147. Rabbit Run by John Updike

[Tim]

Rory wrote: "Tim wrote: "145. The Shipping News by Annie Proulx
146. Ethan Frome by Edith Wharton"

Good job! I thought Ethan Frome was excellent."

I enjoyed Ethan Frome as well.

[Mia]

Karen wrote: "Mia wrote: "I finished my 250th book from the combined list. Hopefully I will reach 275 this year."

Congratulations!"

Thank you :)

[Chris]

Well ive done it. I've hit number 500 today. I've slowed down a lot the past few years but its been a ride. read some amazing things. Looking forward to 500 more. And 1.

[Karen]

Tim wrote: "145. The Shipping News by Annie Proulx
146. Ethan Frome by Edith Wharton"

Congratulations!

[Karen]

Vikki wrote: "Only 64 but I am working on it. Don Quixote was the last list book I read, working on Moby Dick."

Good job! That's a couple of long ones -- but worth it!

[Karen]

Chris wrote: "Well ive done it. I've hit number 500 today. I've slowed down a lot the past few years but its been a ride. read some amazing things. Looking forward to 500 more. And 1."

Wow!! Congratulations!

[Tim]

147. Rabbit, Run by John Updike
148. Around the World in Eighty Days by Jules Verne

[Ellinor]

Chris wrote: "Well ive done it. I've hit number 500 today. I've slowed down a lot the past few years but its been a ride. read some amazing things. Looking forward to 500 more. And 1."

Awesome!

[Ellinor]

I just finished my 439th list book - I've now read one third of the list!

[Karen]

Ellinor wrote: "I just finished my 439th list book - I've now read one third of the list!"

Congratulations!

[Karen]

Ellinor wrote: "I just finished my 439th list book - I've now read one third of the list!"

That's great Ellinor!

[Diane]

Mia wrote: "I finished my 250th book from the combined list. Hopefully I will reach 275 this year."

Congrats, Mia!

[Diane]

Ellinor wrote: "I just finished my 439th list book - I've now read one third of the list!"

Awesome! Congrats!

[George P.]

Just finished number 300, The Diviners. It took me about 3 yrs to go from 200 to 300. All but about 40 are in the original 1001 edition.

[Lotte_ladybird]

Well done everyone :)

[Ian]

Well done, Ellinor. I hadn't realised what a significant number 439 was!
And congratulations George too for hitting the 300 mark. All good staging posts on this awesome journey.

[Karen]

George wrote: "Just finished number 300, The Diviners. It took me about 3 yrs to go from 200 to 300. All but about 40 are in the original 1001 edition."

Congratulations!

[Karen]

Mercedes wrote: "I've completed 225 books as of today."

Congratulations!

[Alice]

217 on the list

[Karen]

Mercedes wrote: "Karen wrote: "Mercedes wrote: "I've completed 225 books as of today."

Congratulations!"

The little engine that could thanks you. I used to be a slow as molasses reader; my condition has improved."

One of my favorite children's books. And some books deserve to be savored slowly!

[Karen]

Luís wrote: "212 books on-the-list."

Congratulations!

[Karen]

Alice wrote: "217 on the list"

Congratulations!

[Mekki]

I cracked 100 completed

[Karen]

Mercedes wrote: "Karen wrote: "Mercedes wrote: "Karen wrote: "Mercedes wrote: "I've completed 225 books as of today."

Congratulations!"

The little engine that could thanks you. I used to be a slow as molasses rea..."

So am I! Have you joined the group -- 1001 Children's Books You Must Read Before You Grow Up?

[Karen]

Mekki wrote: "I cracked 100 completed"

Congratulations -- First big milestone!!

[Tim]

149. Kidnapped by Robert Louis Stevenson

[Sean]

Been travelling for the last three weeks and here's is what i have accomplished.

108. Possessing the Secret of Joy by Alice Walker
109. A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man by James Joyce
110. Tess of the D'Urbervilles by Thomas Hardy
111. Wuthering Heights by Emily Brontë

[S.L.]

39. City of God by E.L. Doctorow

[Tim]

150. Love in the Time of Cholera by Gabriel Garcia y Marquez

[Irem]

Finally I am at 100 :) sont think I'll get to 1K before I die. Still proud.

[Lotte_ladybird]

Irem wrote: "Finally I am at 100 :) sont think I'll get to 1K before I die. Still proud."

Well done! Certainly something to be proud of :)

[Tim]

151. The Power and the Glory by Graham Greene
152. Madame Bovary by Gustave Flaubert
153. Dangling Man by Saul Bellow
154. The Victim by Saul Bellow
155. Quo Vadis? by Henryk Sienkiewicz

[Alice]

228 - The Shadow-Line by Joseph Conrad

[Sean]

How did you like this one, Luis?

151. The Power and the Glory by Graham Greene

[Sean]

Luís wrote: "That's a novel recounting the hunt for the last priest who still officiates clandestinely in a region ..."

Awesome. Thanks Luis

[Tim]

156. Billy Budd, Foretopman by Herman Melville
157. A Room with a View by E. M. Forster
158. The Thin Man by Dashiell Hammett
159. Everything That Rises Must Converge by Flannery O'Connor
160. The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle