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• To-Read (Top 10 of 42)
  • Uncle Tom's Cabin
    by Stowe, Harriet Beecher
  • The Phantom of the Opera
    by Leroux, Gaston
  • Le Mystère de la Chambre Jaune
    by Leroux, Gaston
  • The Man Who Laughs
    by Hugo, Victor
  • The Arabian Nights
    by Anonymous
  • Walden
    by Thoreau, Henry David
  • Othello
    by Shakespeare, William
  • The Tempest
    by Shakespeare, William
  • The Winter's Tale
    by Shakespeare, William
  • Pygmalion
    by Shaw, George Bernard
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  • Heart of Darkness
    by Conrad, Joseph

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  Great Summer Escape Book This book read like a vacation to the coast of Maine. It was like pulling up a chair and chatting with the quaint folks who inhabited a tiny fishing village. I will bookmark this book to re-read whenever I feel like I need to get away from my daily life. I posted this on 22 April 2009
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• The Pilgrim's Progress finished

  Ingenious! An allegory of the Christian life and struggles. The characters portray aspects of the Christian walk, both good and evil. Biblical references throughout keep the reader on track with the author's point that life is a journey with many pitfalls and deceivers. An immensely enjoyable read. I even recognized some of the characters from my own life! I posted this on 04 April 2009
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• Behind a Mask finished
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• Anne of Green Gables finished

  Anne of Green Gables This book propelled me into the life of the auburn-haired, orphan girl, Anne, as she finds a home with Matthew and Marilla Cuthbert in rural Canada. My senses were treated to the sounds, sights, sensations and smells of the country as Anne explored her sweet, new life at Green Gables. While reading, I often felt as though I could reach out and touch the scenery and delve into the plot, forgetting my own circumstances for a brief while. I understand why this book has been the favorite of girls --and those who used to be girls :) -- through the ages. I heartily recommend this book. I posted this on 25 December 2008
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• The Sorrows of Young Werther suspended
• Ivanhoe suspended

The Country of the Pointed Firs - Great Summer Escape Book

This book read like a vacation to the coast of Maine. It was like pulling up a chair and chatting with the quaint folks who inhabited a tiny fishing village. I will bookmark this book to re-read whenever I feel like I need to get away from my daily life.

I posted this topic 7 months ago. Replies (0)

The Pilgrim's Progress - Ingenious! An allegory of the Christian life and struggles.

The characters portray aspects of the Christian walk, both good and evil. Biblical references throughout keep the reader on track with the author's point that life is a journey with many pitfalls and deceivers. An immensely enjoyable read. I even recognized some of the characters from my own life!

I posted this topic 7 months ago. Replies (0)

Anne of Green Gables - Anne of Green Gables

This book propelled me into the life of the auburn-haired, orphan girl, Anne, as she finds a home with Matthew and Marilla Cuthbert in rural Canada. My senses were treated to the sounds, sights, sensations and smells of the country as Anne explored her sweet, new life at Green Gables. While reading, I often felt as though I could reach out and touch the scenery and delve into the plot, forgetting my own circumstances for a brief while. I understand why this book has been the favorite of girls --and those who used to be girls :) -- through the ages. I heartily recommend this book.

I posted this topic 11 months ago. Replies (0)