A list of classic children’s books from The 1000 Good Books List (which doesn’t seem to be available anymore so I’m sure glad that I copied their list) that I would like to read: Senior Reading Level: Poems & Anthologies Argonautica by … Continue reading
Oh wow, it’s here again: The 20 Books of Summer hosted by 746 Books. And I laugh! Ha, ha! And two questions spring to mind: Do I really think I can finish 20 books this summer? and; Knowing me, do … Continue reading
2019 Reading Stats:
I sort of felt ridiculous typing the title since it’s been awhile since I’ve even put a review on the blog but, never fear! I do have many coming down the pipeline so it’s okay. Really …..! 😉 Well, I … Continue reading
Last week’s Top Ten Tuesday were books that I meant to read in 2018 but didn’t which is a looking back on the year, so how could I resist this weeks topic of ten books I’m looking forward to reading … Continue reading
My second classics list for The Classics Club. This time I played it smart and am challenging myself to read 50 classics from the dates November 30, 2018 to November 29, 2023. Ancients (5000 B.C. – A.D. 400): Theogony (8th … Continue reading
Well how can one have a blog about classics without joining The Classics Club? The idea is to challenge yourself to read at least 50 classics in the next 5 years, so my time frame will be from November 12, 2013 … Continue reading
November 18, 2018 has come and gone and I can’t believe that my five year anniversary date with the Classics Club has come around so quickly! It seems like only a year or so ago I was compiling my list … Continue reading
Fresh Air (1878)Winslow Homersource Wikiart 2017 Reading Stats: Number Of Books You Read: 23 (wailing and tearing my hair ~ well, no, not really) Number of Re-Reads: 5 Genre You Read The Most From: Classics Best in Books Best book you read in … Continue reading
© Cleo @ Classical Carousel Well, perhaps I’m exaggerating. I have seen crocuses pressing out of the soil, and the tiny promise of buds on some of the bare trees, but we certainly have seen little sunshine to herald … Continue reading