Tuesday, July 14, 2015

Last Ten Books that Came into my Possession

I love getting books from here and there so this will be a fun list to make! :)
Recently I got some more Dickens used off of Amazon as a little present to myself for becoming a nurse. I have almost all of his books now.
  1. Nicholas Nickleby by Charles Dickens
  2. Hard Time by Charles Dickens
  3. Little Dorrit by Charles Dickens
  4. Dombey and Son by Charles Dickens
  5. Martin Chuzzlewit by Charles Dickens
  6. Friday the Rabbi Slep Late by Harry Kemelman
  7. Master and Commander by Patrick O'Brian 
  8. Waverley by Sir Walter Scott
  9. The Anne of Green Gables series by L.M. Montgomery
  10. Rebecca by Daphne du Maurier 



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15 comments:

  1. Great list of books that came to your possession recently! You've listed a number of books by Dickens I've yet to read, in particular Nicholas Nickleby; I must've watched an adaptation or two of the book but have yet to read the book itself. That might be the next title of his I read...

    Happy reading! My TTT

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    1. It's a good one! You should definitely read it and if you haven't seen the Royal Shakespeare Theater's production of it you definitely should.

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  2. You graduated????? AWESOME!!!!

    I still have a year of undergrad to go . . . and then after that I'm going to work on a PhD in History, so I'll be a while :)

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    1. Yes I did! A PhD in history? That is so cool! I always loved history growing up and that was always something I was interested in... obviously went in a very different direction but I still love it. :)

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  3. Rebecca is such a great book and the Anne series is one of my all time favorites. I struggled through Great Expectations earlier this year and while I still don't get along with Pip it did give me a new appreciation for Dickens. Enjoy your new reads!

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    1. I don't like Great Expectations as much but I hope to re-read it next year and see if I like it better the second time. I was pretty young when I read it the first time.

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  4. Fabulous list! But then any list with Dickens and Anne on it is bound to be fabulous in my eyes! Enjoy!

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  5. I've really got to read more Dickens... Hope you enjoy Waverley. I read it last year and enjoy it.

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    1. I'm intersted to see how I like Waverly. I loved Scott's Ivanhoe when I re-read it this year so I have high hopes for his other book. :)

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  6. Mmmm, good list! Rebecca is on my top ten list, and I dearly love Anne of Green Gables and Patrick O'Brian's naval novels. And I like the Rabbi Small mysteries too, but I think you know that ;-)

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    1. Yep! I was thrilled to get the books. :) I hope I can get to them soon. :)

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  7. That's a lot of Dickens! :) Have you read all of these books before or will any of them be first-time reads?

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  8. Fun list!:)

    What's Waverley about?! I hadn't heard of that one, but if it's Sir Walter Scott...

    :D

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    1. I really don't know anything about Waverly... I just saw Sir Walter Scott on it and bought it!

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