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I am also behind in my readings. As of now, the book that is leading for September poll is a long novel. If most members of this group need some time to catch up, can we extend the time for Moonstone to 1.5 month, and also allow 1.5 month for the September book? 1.5 is just a random number that comes out of my head. Feel free to suggest other time frame.
Feel free to discuss the books for as long as want. The designated month is just a suggestion.
If you want to know the truth I'm still slogging through Les Miserables and I'm pretty sure that was our February book.
If you want to know the truth I'm still slogging through Les Miserables and I'm pretty sure that was our February book.
Oh dear ! I thought the first book was "Brideshead Revisited" !! At your mention of February's book, I looked around more carefully and I found the earlier topics ! I'm afraid I can't catch up with all the earlier readings, and I will try to cover these two months' books.
theduckthief wrote: "If you want to know the truth I'm still slogging through Les Miserables and I'm pretty sure that wasIf you want to know the truth I'm still slogging through Les Miserables and I'm pretty sure that was our February book. "You may be in luck. Les Mis is at this point the leading candidate for the September-October read for the Classics and the Western Canon group. You may finish it just in time to be a major participant in that discussion!
Hi! I just joined and am looking forward to reading together. I'm trying to expand my reading to include the classics . I just finished Age of Innocennce by Edith Wharton with another group( amazing story) and am now reading Great Expectations.Lori :)
Selina don't worry about catching up on our earlier books. Right now I['m more worried about The Moonstone. That book is huge and I've only just started.
Thanks Everyman. I try to read 50 odd pages here and there when I get a chance. I'm convinced I'll finish the book sometime this year *crossed fingers*
Welcome to the group Lori!
Thanks Everyman. I try to read 50 odd pages here and there when I get a chance. I'm convinced I'll finish the book sometime this year *crossed fingers*
Welcome to the group Lori!
Yup. The majority of the votes went for Dostoyevsky's "The Idiot". We start Sep 1. I can't wait as I've never read him before!

