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• The Pickwick Papers finished
• The Three Musketeers finished
• 151 Best Movies You've Never Seen by Leonard Maltin finished
• With a Little Help finished

  Looking For Some Daily Lit Sci-Fi? Look No Further Quite good collection of short stories: recommended. I posted this on 26 June 2012
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• War of the Worlds finished

  Perfect Daily Lit Reading Have only read a bit of HG Wells before, and must say that this, for me, is the perfect kind of Daily Lit read. It's not too long so I finish it within a reasonable time and it's exciting. Not too too many details to remember between installments thus easy to find the thread again.
  Not sure if Wells was reflecting on some sort of post war experience, but the scenes of the main character tramping through a war-torn England seemed particularly poignant. I posted this on 31 January 2012
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• Get Cooking finished
• An Unfinished Death finished
• Treasure Island finished
• Alice's Adventures in Wonderland finished

  LOVE ALICE I am biased...this is not my first time reading Alice's Adventures in Wonderland. I will say it was my guy's first time reading Alice and he adored it. Also this was a great way to read said text and discuss it. So recommended! I posted this on 31 May 2012
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With a Little Help - Looking For Some Daily Lit Sci-Fi? Look No Further

Quite good collection of short stories: recommended.

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Alice's Adventures in Wonderland - LOVE ALICE

I am biased...this is not my first time reading Alice's Adventures in Wonderland. I will say it was my guy's first time reading Alice and he adored it. Also this was a great way to read said text and discuss it. So recommended!

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War of the Worlds - Perfect Daily Lit Reading

Have only read a bit of HG Wells before, and must say that this, for me, is the perfect kind of Daily Lit read. It's not too long so I finish it within a reasonable time and it's exciting. Not too too many details to remember between installments thus easy to find the thread again.
Not sure if Wells was reflecting on some sort of post war experience, but the scenes of the main character tramping through a war-torn England seemed particularly poignant.

I posted this topic last year. Replies (0)