Book Review for “My Mortal Enemy” by Willa Cather. Summary: "Willa Cather's protagonist in My Mortal Enemy is Myra Henshawe, who as a young woman gave up a fortune to marry for love—a boldly romantic gesture that became a legend in her family. But this worldly, sarcastic, and perhaps even wicked woman may have been made for something greater than love.

Hello, Classics Club Spinners... I'm here to tell you that Our lucky winning number for the 42nd Classics Club Spin is...

#theclassicsclub The Classics Club 2024-2029 MY FULL CLASSICS CLUB 5th LIST IS HERE The Classics Spin #42 Twitter hashtag: #ccspin For this Classics spin #42, I got #17 which on my list is A Street…

Mrs Tim Gets a Job by D.E, Stevenson link is to Dean Street Press–they link to US Amazon for purchase, but take a minute an enjoy their marvelous website!!!! Spin List 42 Are you participat…

Earlier in the week, I shared a post with my list of books for the newest Classics Club Spin challenge (see it here), and today, this spin's number was announced. (For those keeping track, it's CCSpin #42, and for me personally, #14!) Hosted by The Classics Club blog, the Classics Club Spin is a reading adventure where participants come up with a list of classics they'd like to read, number them 1 to 20, and then read the book that corresponds to the "spin" number that comes up.

To find out more about this unique reading challenge, please visit The Classics Club Blog for the rules and link-up post.

Time for a new spin! The Classics Spin #42 The Classics Club2024-2029 Here are the directions from The Classics Club: At your blog, before Sunday October 19, create a post to list your choice of an…

Time for a new spin! The Classics Spin #42 The Classics Club2024-2029 Here are the directions from The Classics Club: At your blog, before Sunday October 19, create a post to list your choice of an…

Here are 20 titles I have selected from my 3rd list of 50 classics.

Book Review for “Casino Royale” (James Bond #1) by Ian Fleming. Summary: "British Secret Service agent James Bond, a.k.a. 007, is sent to play in a high-stakes baccarat game in an effort to take down Le Chiffre, a financier for the villainous SMERSH. Things get more complex when Bond is partnered with Vesper Lynd, a beautiful and smart MI6 employee with a dark secret."

  Our lucky winning number for the 41st Classics Club Spin is...

Earlier in the week, I shared a post with my list of books for the newest Classics Club Spin challenge (see it here), and a few days ago, this spin's number was announced. (For those keeping track, it's CCSpin #41, and for me personally, #13!) Hosted by The Classics Club blog, the Classics Club Spin is a reading adventure where participants come up with a list of classics they'd like to read, number them 1 to 20, and then read the book that corresponds to the "spin" number that comes up.

I What’s a Classics Club Spin and How Do I Play? The Classics Club spins are hosted by blogger Classics Club. It’s easy.  On your blog or other social media create a post that lists twenty books of…

To find out more about this unique reading challenge, please visit The Classics Club Blog for the rules and link-up post.

it's time for another round of the classic club spin and this time I'm hoping to get either Vita Sackville West or Jean Rhys

Book Review for “A Moveable Feast” by Ernest Hemingway. Summary: "Hemingway’s memories of his life as an unknown writer living in Paris in the twenties are deeply personal, warmly affectionate and full of wit. Looking back not only at his own much younger self, but also at the other writers who shared Paris with him – James Joyce, Wyndham Lewis, Scott and Zelda Fitzgerald – he recalls the time when, poor, happy and writing in cafes, he discovered his vocation.

#theclassicsclub The Classics Club 2024-2029 MY FULL CLASSICS CLUB 5th LIST IS HERE The Classics Spin #40 Twitter hashtag: #ccspin For this Classics spin #40, I got #4 which on my list was Confusio…

Our lucky winning number for the 40th Classics Club Spin is...

Earlier in the week, I shared a post with my list of books for the newest Classics Club Spin challenge (see it here), and a few days ago, this spin's number was announced. (For those keeping track, it's CCSpin #40, and for me personally, #12!) Hosted by The Classics Club blog, the Classics Club Spin is a reading adventure where participants come up with a list of classics they'd like to read, number them 1 to 20, and then read the book that corresponds to the "spin" number that comes up.

To find out more about this unique reading challenge, please visit The Classics Club Blog for the rules and link-up post.

MY VERDICT:  A gripping reimagining of a classic urban legend around the 1889 Paris Exposition. It turns a honeymoon into haunting psychological suspense.

Book Review for “The Martian Chronicles” by Ray Bradbury. Summary: “The Martian Chronicles tells the story of humanity’s repeated attempts to colonize the red planet. The first men were few. …

Our lucky winning number for the 39th Classics Club Spin is…

To find out more about this unique reading challenge, please visit The Classics Club Blog for the rules and link-up post.