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my husband read this together we liked it i more than him its was my first Riley Sager book he really makes you think love this book like his writing style i was doubeted myself the whole time . have you read lock every door also by him ? and survive the night im read that one now its super good too.

I loved this review thank u so much ❤❤❤❤❤

you lost me when you said its ok yo read abridged, no. you are literally missing parts of the book. terrible

Loved ur book but what happened to kearen and Sorinda? 🤔

There's a very good reason to read the abridged version of most Dumas or Hugo novels-they're seriously padded, because they were typically serialized and the longer they were, the more the author got PAID.

Hemingway: _The Sun Also Rises,_ and _A Farewell To Arms_ are easy to read and are not very long, and are celebrated classics. Great to start on.

Can someone please tell me the age rating of this book plus warnings

You should feel ashamed about reading William F. Wu.

I've started reading classics. For the large books im using audible I'm currently lsinteing to dostoyevskys the idiot. And I'm reading short books im finding this method easier. It used to take me years to read large books.

Very enjoyable !!!!!

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Love your bookcase.

I want to take up A Tale of Two Cities, but is intimidated by the words and style.

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I loved this video-super helpful! 🥰

Stop spreading the nonesense of saying that reading a claasic is the same as reading some vampire sugar coated hollow and cheesy book. Is not the same because of many reasons. Always is better to read than not to read at all, but not all readings feed your brain the same way. You want people don't feel bad because their poor book choices? ok, but maybe they should just face it, and acknowledge the truth instead of keep pretending all books are the same. That way they maybe will start making a real effort to appreciate classics.

I bought 9 classic books at once cause they were on sale. My friend got curious and said she wanted to try so she got her self 3 of it. Later that night she texted me and said she can't understand what she was reading 🤣 Done with little women. I'm currently reading a tale of two cities 😊

Great review, I just finished reading the book and everything you said resonated with me. I couldn't put the book down either!

is this a standalone?

Does anybody know what edition of Anne of Green Gables that was? Ps. I recommend „A tree grows in Brooklyn“ by Betty Smith for beginners. The language is fairly easy and it’s one of my favourites

Nothing wrong with being an "elitist". Its just the opinion that life is to Short to Read shitty petty Books, or rather to ONLY Read books like that.

Jane Austen was right. I hate Emma's character.

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I'm madly and jealously in love with your bookshelf. Feels so therapeutic.

The stores they told were when they were in bed ! Not the long rides in the carage rides

I read War and Peace in Tamil translated version. It is good book indeed. Now, I started David Copperfield. It is going great.

Thanks. I’m putting on my ever growing list now.

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would you please recommend some books for a 10 year old kid? she's a girl (if that makes a difference)

Great list. Seagull interesting one to find on this list, but great.

The characters are supposed to be unlikeable. They are supposed to be anti-heroes. I thought the book was alright. Not excellent, but I got a few good laughs from it.

I can't wait to get this book.

Great tips! I haven’t read Anna of Green Gables 😬🙈🙈🙈

I did like the focus on the sibling relationship as well but they really had some communication problems between the 2 of them.

Did she just put twilight & Dostoevsky in the same category?

Notes From Underground by Fyodor Dostoevsky.

One tip I would say is reading classics via a reading device. You can highlight a word and it gives you definitions for them.

One of the greatest books I’ve ever read was one that I found in a used bookstore in Lilburn, Georgia, which caught my attention because it had such a beautiful cover. Also, the size of the book was perfect and the font and typeface were excellent. The book is The Discoverers by Daniel Boorstin, and reading that book opened me up to an understanding of the world that I didn’t know was possible. It also introduced me to Boorstins other works, which are the greatest books about America that I’ve ever read, “The Americans” trilogy. The books won the Bancroft, Francis Parkman, and Pulitzer Prizes! I sometimes wonder if I would have ever discovered Boorstin if 1) I wasn’t obsessed with browsing used bookstores, and 2) didn’t judge books by their covers!

Like your collection 👍! Currently reading "Catcher in the Rye" my next read is definitely "Of Mice and Men"

I am sorry, but you chose different classics. These books are just pathetic. You do not learn or experience anything from these books. Have a taste!

The book is spectacularly beautiful ... the story progression needs amplifications only in a film adaptation ... the situs systems of the book may be best set in Asia, to augment the ending.

For me, The Count of Monte Cristo is better Unabridged, because it contains darker adult themes of drugs, harems and revenge. I've read it twice in English and using it to improve my French reading now. Don't forget the works of Hugo and Zola also.

I have just retired, and my plan is to read more books, especially the classics. I have taken some book lists, including BBC's The Big Read and PBS Great American Read, and sorted them by the number of pages. So, now I have purchased several shorter books to get some momentum going.

”Little Women” is a light classic reading.

I loved this books but you’re definitely right, the timeline wasn’t clear at all. The story progression was so broken..

I always go for unabridged version of books because I really cherish all those "boring" descriptions of the streets. I usually read to feel the vibe and setting of the story. Just saying. And by the way, the best adaptation of Sherlock Holmes stories are those filmed by Russians. The best best best and very accurate adaptations. They filmed many series. Thank you for your tips!

That was great! I like to read also.

Great post idea and well executed! I am inspired to read Emma!