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1perlle
When I was younger there were some books that I tried and couldn't really get into or couldn't finish. Now I've decided to try and re-read them.
So far I've read The Hobbit and enjoyed it. (Not sure I would really want to read The Lord of the Rings trilogy though.)
Right now I'm reading Middlemarch. I think when I was 20 the 800 pages stopped me because I'm finding the story to be really enjoyable.
The tree other titles that I gave up on and now plan to read are A Brave New World, A Tale of Two Cities, and Wuthering Heights.
Do you find that books you ran from as a teenager and in your twenties now seem worthy of retrying?
So far I've read The Hobbit and enjoyed it. (Not sure I would really want to read The Lord of the Rings trilogy though.)
Right now I'm reading Middlemarch. I think when I was 20 the 800 pages stopped me because I'm finding the story to be really enjoyable.
The tree other titles that I gave up on and now plan to read are A Brave New World, A Tale of Two Cities, and Wuthering Heights.
Do you find that books you ran from as a teenager and in your twenties now seem worthy of retrying?
2Librariasaurus
I've found myself more interested in the classics, Charles Dickens in particular.
3i.should.b.reading
I agree. I've decided to try and read Middlemarch and Jane Eyre this year. I've tried to read both before, but it was a long time ago.
