Friday, 20 May 2011

A Classic Summer

I never answered many questions about literature in my academic bowl exploits, probably because my book knowledge is lacking in one major way -- the classics.  The most definitive of books I've read are Watership Down, To Kill a Mockingbird, and Treasure Island, all three of which you can see on my list of favorite books to the right.  I've heard so many good things, of course, about these books, and yet I've stuck to reading new books like Harry Potter.  This summer and over the next year, I vow to change that.

On my list of must-read classics:

Wuthering Heights

The Adventures of Tom Sawyer

The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn

Crime and Punishment

Uncle Tom's Cabin

The Catcher in the Rye

Jane Eyre

The Great Gatsby

Of course, the following aren't exactly classics, or at least not yet, but I'm also determined to read...

The Poisenwood Bible
Something Borrowed
and The Help

4 comments:

  1. I thought the background and name were professional. Even though the name of the blog was based off a nickname, it wasn't totally unprofessional. The font is easy to read and the writing style is good as well. I really liked this blog!

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  2. Very Nice Blog! And Great List! If you have time I would really recommend The Glass Castle. It is one of my favorite books I have read and a great piece of literature.

    Your blog posts are great and I enjoy reading them. So, Yep! Great Job!

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  3. I really like your blog!!! One book on that list that really stuck out was Crime and Punishment. I've heard that it's a great book but have never thought to read it. Now I've put it on my list to read!!!

    Great blog, love your posts, keep it up!!!

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  4. Dang ERKW, you have a pretty classic summer. A lot of long books. Have fun with that you should have a great summer as far as reading goes.

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