Reading is never off topic is it?

> Just finished "The Thirteenth Tale", which I highly recommend to all the
> Jane Eyre fans out there.
> Finished about an hour ago, Naameh's Kiss. Same world as her Kushiel's
> series, but set several generations after. I suspect a few more books to
> follow.
> Any one got a few good suggestions? Reading the Thirteenth Tale made me
> think about re-reading Jane Eyre or more likely Trollope.
> Off to do my fund raising thing and then the grocery shopping and on to
> the
> garden. Since it's supposed to rain most of tomorrow, I want to dig today.
> Cheryl

>
>> Just finished "The Thirteenth Tale", which I highly recommend to all the
>> Jane Eyre fans out there.
>>
>> Finished about an hour ago, Naameh's Kiss. Same world as her Kushiel's
>> series, but set several generations after. I suspect a few more books to
>> follow.
>>
>> Any one got a few good suggestions? Reading the Thirteenth Tale made me
>> think about re-reading Jane Eyre or more likely Trollope.
>>
>>
>>
>> Off to do my fund raising thing and then the grocery shopping and on to
>> the
>> garden. Since it's supposed to rain most of tomorrow, I want to dig today.
>>
>> Cheryl
>>
>
> I've been into really quick fast, light, fun reading and I'm right now in
> the middle of something called Charley's Webb by Joy Fielding. It's not
> bad and holding me. One of my friends has read each of her books and says
> she liked most of them.
>
> Jane Eyre sounds like an interesting re-read. I'm always a little
> reluctant to do that with something I loved for fear it won't hold up and
> I'll be disappointed.
>
> L
>
>

> On 7/20/09 9:50 AM, in article h41t5a$5ml$1@news.eternal-september.org,
>>> Just finished "The Thirteenth Tale", which I highly recommend to all the
>>> Jane Eyre fans out there.
>>> Finished about an hour ago, Naameh's Kiss. Same world as her Kushiel's
>>> series, but set several generations after. I suspect a few more books to
>>> follow.
>>> Any one got a few good suggestions? Reading the Thirteenth Tale made me
>>> think about re-reading Jane Eyre or more likely Trollope.
>>> Off to do my fund raising thing and then the grocery shopping and on to
>>> the
>>> garden. Since it's supposed to rain most of tomorrow, I want to dig
>>> today.
>>> Cheryl
>> I've been into really quick fast, light, fun reading and I'm right now in
>> the middle of something called Charley's Webb by Joy Fielding. It's not
>> bad and holding me. One of my friends has read each of her books and
>> says
>> she liked most of them.
>> Jane Eyre sounds like an interesting re-read. I'm always a little
>> reluctant to do that with something I loved for fear it won't hold up and
>> I'll be disappointed.
>> L
> I should be embarrassed to admit it, but I never did get all the fuss
> about
> Jane Eyre. So maybe a re-read is in order. There were several references
> to
> The Eustace Diamonds and The Lady in White, so I'm thinking I'll start
> there.
> C

>

>
>> On 7/20/09 9:50 AM, in article h41t5a$5ml$1@news.eternal-september.org,
>>
>>>
>>>> Just finished "The Thirteenth Tale", which I highly recommend to all the
>>>> Jane Eyre fans out there.
>>>>
>>>> Finished about an hour ago, Naameh's Kiss. Same world as her Kushiel's
>>>> series, but set several generations after. I suspect a few more books to
>>>> follow.
>>>>
>>>> Any one got a few good suggestions? Reading the Thirteenth Tale made me
>>>> think about re-reading Jane Eyre or more likely Trollope.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> Off to do my fund raising thing and then the grocery shopping and on to
>>>> the
>>>> garden. Since it's supposed to rain most of tomorrow, I want to dig
>>>> today.
>>>>
>>>> Cheryl
>>>>
>>>
>>> I've been into really quick fast, light, fun reading and I'm right now in
>>> the middle of something called Charley's Webb by Joy Fielding. It's not
>>> bad and holding me. One of my friends has read each of her books and
>>> says
>>> she liked most of them.
>>>
>>> Jane Eyre sounds like an interesting re-read. I'm always a little
>>> reluctant to do that with something I loved for fear it won't hold up and
>>> I'll be disappointed.
>>>
>>> L
>>>
>>>
>> I should be embarrassed to admit it, but I never did get all the fuss
>> about
>> Jane Eyre. So maybe a re-read is in order. There were several references
>> to
>> The Eustace Diamonds and The Lady in White, so I'm thinking I'll start
>> there.
>>
>>
>> C
>
> I'm thinking that I read it as a kid. That makes a big difference in what
> you believe is greatness.
>
>>
>