Leona’s Comments (group member since Jul 09, 2012)

Leona’s comments from the Reading the Classics group.

The Adventurous Simplicissimus by Hans Jakob Christoph von Grimmelshausen is on Gutenberg Project for free download.

Nice to have two.

Lorri wrote: "L_Gail wrote: "Well, I will rethink Invisible Man

I’ve read MLKing’s “Stride toward Freedom” which I really appreciated.

I was born at Montgomery Alabama in 1949. I am Caucasian. (Aside: Actually..."

Lorri wrote: "L_Gail wrote: "Well, I will rethink Invisible Man

I’ve read MLKing’s “Stride toward Freedom” which I really appreciated.

I was born at Montgomery Alabama in 1949. I am Caucasian. (Aside: Actually..."

L_Gail wrote: "Well, I will rethink Invisible Man

I’ve read MLKing’s “Stride toward Freedom” which I really appreciated.

I was born at Montgomery Alabama in 1949. I am Caucasian. (Aside: Actually, my roots are ..."

Lorri wrote: "L_Gail wrote: "Well, I will rethink Invisible Man

I’ve read MLKing’s “Stride toward Freedom” which I really appreciated.

I was born at Montgomery Alabama in 1949. I am Caucasian. (Aside: Actually..."

My husband's father was Swedish and his mother Norwegian and in Minnesota. I am doing their genealogy.

I watched Fantasy Island the last night and one woman wanted to meet Heathcliffe. Hugh O'Brien played the part and was a good Heathcliffe. I found a book on my shelf, Wuthering Heights by Emily Bronte, A Norton Critical Edition. It is The Text Background and Contexts Criticsm edited by Richard J. Dunn. I did not know I had it so maybe I need to re-check my shelves more often.

Good questions Tracey.

I finally finished the book. I had forgotten it was such a dark book but well written.

Reading the book now.