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... that I've read before. My daughter and I spend a lot of time in the car so audiobooks come in handy. We recently finished Jane Eyre (read in a so-so manner by Juliet Mills) and we're now listening to To Kill A Mockingbird read spectacularly by Sissy Spacek.

>21 avaland You were right I gave Little Women, Jane Eyre, and Angela's Ashes, to my sister and thanks to the "Friends of the Library Sale" 16 books came into my house.

#68 Thanks! I'm going to the library tomorrow and will do just that! BTW, I read Jane Eyre about a year ago, would you believe in preparation for reading The Eyre Affair?!? So that wasn't the problem the first time I tried to listen to it. I'm now looking forward to listening to Lost in a ...

... a couple of months or so ago and absolutely hated it! To tell the truth, I don't know what changed. Oh, yeah, I had read Jane Eyre before I tried listening to The Eyre Affair the first time, so that wasn't it. Perhaps it was simply my mood, but the first time I found the reader annoying, the ...

... so funny. I also admit that almost, they have inspired me to read a couple of the classic works by the Bronte sisters. (Jane Eyre is on my list - I have already read Wuthering Heights so don't have to do that one). I have a feeling that these books are so full of literary puns that if you ...

... my tertiary studies *finally*... Anyway I have knocked a few off the list this year: Atonement by Ian McEwan Jane Eyre by Charlotte Bronte Slaughter House Five by Kurt Vonnegut Love of the Time of Cholera by Gabriel Garcia Marquez Nineteen Eighty Four by Geor ...

... me wanting to go back and reacquaint myself with much of English literature (Mrs. Haversham, e.g.) although I imprinted on Jane Eyre as a teenager. Jenna Starborn is a fairly straight science fiction retelling of it as well. The book that I sought out to read after reading a current book was ...

The Eyre Affair inspired me to struggle through Jane Eyre. Generally though unless the author has included an Afterword (which I don't always read) I won't even know that there is a classic background to the work. I'll never read the inspiration first even if I do know, but am sometimes curious ...

... of Tyranny in the War on Terror. Currently reading Kristin Lavransdatter with the Reading Group here at LT, and Jane Eyre for the first time (*sniffle*).

... the attempt :-). Currently on the pile are North and South and Kristin Lavransdatter and I will probably get round to Jane Eyre sometime this year. I actually like to watch TV/DVD. I watch the news, and the odd film on TV, not much else. I am checking out DVDs regularly from our library. A ...

September 28, 2008 (the same day...) #51 Jane Eyre, by Charlotte Bronte This was for school (women's lit) and I loved it. I wanted to kill Rochester before the first wedding because he was sickeningly in love, but then later I was so excited when they reunited! My bedside table/backpack: ...

Hi Thanks for your post and the references to Wuthering Heights and Jane Eyre, I'm currently reading an interesting book by Bettina Knapp The Brontes, Branwell, Anne, Emily, Charlotte I'm learning more about this very interesting, intelligen family.

... to resolve. But an interesting and worthwhile introduction, I think, to a new author. And readable. While I very much enjoy Jane Eyre and Heyer and Jane Austen, I must disclose that I really did not enjoy Mr. Norrell and Jonathan Strange even though I expected to--it never engaged me and I ...

... have only one question for the author (watch out, spoiler!): Why did the cat have to die in such a horrible way? 5. Jane Eyre - Charlotte Bronte 410 p. Loved it! And I only read it because I want some background information before I read The Eyre Affair.

I know that Jane Eyre is written in first person.

The Affair by C P Snow A Scots Quair by Lewis Grassic Gibbon Jane Eyre by Charlotte Bronte What Not to Wear by Trinny Woodall & Susannah Considine The Silver Chair by C S Lewis

Have you seen the A&E version of Jane Eyre? To me, it is the best yet. Of the six or more versions of the book on file and video, do you have a favorite? And, I enjoy reading your comments and thoughts. Thanks! Linda

... Sigh. It's what makes for discussion. I did pass the book on to a friend for her assessment, and she hasn't read Jane Eyre, so it should be interesting.

... Sea by Jean Rhys I liked the style; I liked the story by itself; and I'm kind of annoyed about the hype and link to Jane Eyre. After reading about Rhys's rationale for writing this story (she wasn't happy with Ms. Bronte's depiction of Mr. Rochester's West Indian bride), I expected ...

... (I like to see how plays stand on their own without my personal impressions of it coloring my opinion of the show) 2. Jane Eyre - reread 3. The Castle of Otranto - from Penguin Classic's "100 Books You Must Read Before You Die". I'm trying to work my way through the list, mostly because ...

... I'd update with what the list actually ended up being: Emily Climbs and The Blue Castle by Lucy Maud Montgomery Jane Eyre The Collected Works of W. B. Yeats The Rhetoric of Fiction by Wayne C. Booth Love in a Cold Climate by Nancy Mitford Winter's Tales and Seven ...

... by Charles B. Handy Silent in the Grave by Deanna Raybourn All Blacks' Kitchen Gardens by Tim Jones Jane Eyre by Charlotte Bronte

... been written before 1923. It makes things more challenging. Return of the Native The Count of Monte Cristo Jane Eyre Persuasion Crime and Punishment Middlemarch Cymbeline Sir Gawain and the Green Knight the poetry of Alfred, Lord Tennyson Daisy M ...

cerievans1. Jane Eyre is one of my top three all-time favorite books. I'm curious to hear what you think about it when you are finished. And, I need to move The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie further up on my tbr pile.

I love Jane Eyre too... but lately it seems I've been reading more *about* it than actually reading the book itself - like in The Eyre Affair. Definitely worth a revisit sometime! wookiebender, I've managed to read Wide Sargasso without too much hindrance from the original, although it did ...

... APEC. It's one of those terribly atmospheric novels, and a very interesting background to an old favourite of mine, Jane Eyre. But I spent most of the novel trying to work out how it was going to fit into JE, so I wish I had time to re-read it now without that distraction! I've since ...

In no particular order:- Wuthering Heights Jane Eyre A Tale of Two Cities Moby Dick Les Miserables Frankenstein Bleak House Anna Karenina Crime and Punishment Therese Raquin

1. Bleak House 2. Pride and Prejudice 3. Jane Eyre 4. The Pickwick Papers and it says much about the genius of Dickens that I can so love both his early riotous romp and his later, greater, masterpiece 5. Moby Dick A book I loathed for years and failed miserably to complete, ...

Touchstones not working properly for The Italian.

I'm finishing up Jane Eyre, with The Wide Sargasso Sea following behind (although I generally don't like depressing books, so I'm plodding through a bit). And I just started The Castle of Otranto, which is really interesting.

May I second Wide Sargasso Sea and Jean Rhys in general? I was a bit disappointed by Jane Eyre when I first read it and this gave the book a whole new depth for me (although this was also aided by growing up - I first read Jane Eyre when I was 9 or 10 and I think some of it was a bit ...

... first Tolstoy? Was it your first read of War and Peace? It's on my list to read but don't know when I'll get to it. Jane Eyre is one of my favorites; an early read for me when I was in high school. Just this year I read Wide Sargasso Sea by Jean Ryhs which is a new take on the Eyre ...

Wuthering Heights by Emily Bronte Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen Jane Eyre by Charlotte Bronte Because they're classics written by women. I'm sorely lacking in having read classics by women. Or classics altogether, but I feel guiltier about these for some reason. Anna Karenina ...

... if there's anything you want help with...We tend to recommend things to each other as we go in this group. If you liked Jane Eyre, you may like Jasper Fforde's The Eyre Affair. It's a comic mystery/fantasy with lots of references to classic literature.

... Peace by Leo Tolstoy 2) Animal, Vegetable, Miracle by Barbara Kingsolver 3) Looking for Alaska by Peter Jenkins 4) Jane Eyre by Charlotte Brontë

Yes, I won't let Mr TQD read them until he's read Jane Eyre first. He did (sort of) watch the recent TV adaptation with me the other month, so that might be enough... But I think this might be a book series that just won't be shared, he's just too much into his sci-fi/fantasy and never reads "lite ...

... forgotten just how funny this book is. Jumper - a read inspired by the movie. Interesting sci-fi and I enjoyed it. Jane Eyre - I was inspired to re-read this because of The Eyre Affair. I first read this in Jr. High (which was over 20 years ago) so it was almost like reading it for ...

#37 ZanKnits Are you studying music? I've loved Jane Eyre since 8th grade and have worn out multiple copies. It was one of my "comfort" books when I was in college.

I'm almost done with Jane Eyre (for...the fourtieth or so time. Does it still count?). I'm a chapter into Gut Symmetries, which I'm loving, and I'm about to start One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest.

Now that I'm back in New York City and obscenely close to Strand, I bought Jane Eyre by Charlotte Bronte and Gut Symmetries by Jeanette Winterson. Jane Eyre is one of my favorite books, and I didn't take my copy with me when I moved into my dorm, so I ...

Hey, it worked for Jane Eyre, right? ;)

Jane Eyre lived Forever and a Day on her small Animal Farm near Middlemarch before she grew tired of the Petty Bourgeois

... - I would love to see a live version, and I would be interested to see if they play it as parody or tragedy. *** 4. Jane Eyre by Charlotte Bronte (9/7/08) This is one of my all-time favorite books, but I rarely read it straight through - usually I skip around to the bits I like. It ...

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... and Prejudice 2. The Black Tulip 3. Crime and Punishment 4. Tess of the D'urbervilles 5. Jude the Obscure 6. Jane Eyre 7. Wuthering Heights 8. The Count of Monte Cristo 9. My Antonia 10. Vanity Fair Not in any particular order (except numbers 1 and 2).

whatever happened to baby jane? henry farrell jane eyre charlotte bronte it all began with jane eyre: or the secret life of franny dillman sheila greenwald franny and zooey j.d. salinger zoe and her zebra clare beaton

... Three Musketeers. The Complete Sherlock Holmes is not in the pile right now, which I suspect I'll regret in a few days. Jane Eyre is a new acquaintance, so the degree of pining that follows leaving it behind will determine whether or not Jane will make the must-have list from here on out. ...

#34 - I had forgotten about the BBC's new Jane Eyre - that really was excellent. Am I just imagining it or did I hear also that The Time Traveller's Wife was also going to be out as a movie.

... going well. :) #132 cat: All books I like! (Well, three out of four - I know of the other, though.) Did your reading Jane Eyre and reading Sense and Sensibility now have anything to do with the Thursday Next series? :)

129- LOL! I finished Jane Eyre, which I liked a lot! Right now I'm reading The Well of Lost Plots, Firebirds Rising, and Sense and Sensibility.

... and Prejudice did that and I would add the movie versions of To Kill a Mockingbird and maybe the BBC's latest version of Jane Eyre. Harlan's Coban's Tell No One got a wonderful interpretation this summer with Ne Le Dis A Personne from France. My husband is not subtitle kind of guy, but he ...

... are my favorite classics: The Story of San Michele by Axel Munthe Pride and Prejudice She A Tale of Two Cities Jane Eyre Little Women Letters from Earth ETA that I just checked the B&N list of classics and found a few more: The Importance of Being Ernest The Prince ...

No particular order: Tess of the D'Urbervilles Alice's Adventures in Wonderland et seq. Jane Eyre The Count of Monte Cristo Little Women A Little Princess A Tale of Two Cities Great Expectations Sherlock Holmes stuff Romeo and Juliet Othello

... books: The Secret Garden (since 3rd grade) Pride and Prejudice (since 8th grade at a rate of about every two years) Jane Eyre (since high school) The Lord of the Rings trilogy (since college) Daddy Long Legs (since college) Gaudy Night (since college; usually I read the entire ...

... many of the same books. I'll be no different. Mine would be A Wrinkle in Time, Caddie Woodlawn, Little Women Jane Eyre, Pride and Prejudice, To Kill A Mockingbird, A Christmas Memory, and most definitely A Moveable Feast. Oh, and Joan Didion's Slouching Toward Bethlehem ...

Let's see, off the top of my head I can think of: 1. Bleak House 2. Anna Karenina 3. Wuthering Heights 4. Jane Eyre 5. Candide 6. The Picture of Dorian Gray 7. The Trial 8. Siddhartha 9. Mrs. Dalloway 10. The Heart of Darkness (I actually didn't like this one, but I'm ...

Let's see, off the top of my head I can think of: 1. Bleak House 2. Anna Karenina 3. Wuthering Heights 4. Jane Eyre 5. Candide 6. The Picture of Dorian Gray 7. The Trial 8. Siddhartha 9. Mrs. Dalloway 10. The Heart of Darkness (I actually didn't like this one, but I'm ...

Let's see, off the top of my head I can think of: 1. Bleak House 2. Anna Karenina 3. Wuthering Heights 4. Jane Eyre 5. Candide 6. The Picture of Dorian Gray 7. The Trial 8. Siddhartha 9. Mrs. Dalloway 10. The Heart of Darkness (I actually didn't like this one, but I'm ...

... of the d'Urbervilles 7. Alice's Adventures in Wonderland 8. Wuthering Heights 9. The Picture of Dorian Gray 10. Jane Eyre

... and Prejudice A Tale of Two Citiies The Great Gatsby Bleak House Jude the Obscure Sense and Sensibility Jane Eyre A Doll's House by Henrik Ibsen The Wings of the Dove Great Expectations The Age of Innocence

... any already listed: Miss Pym Disposes by Josephine Tey (loved it!)--a mystery that takes place in a girls' school Jane Eyre by Charlotte Bronte (Jane spent a lot time in school--student & teacher) Honest Doubt by Amanda Cross--pseudonym for Carolyn Heilbrun (or The Trouble with Max ...

Jane Eyre Pride and Prejudice The Age of Innocence Great Gatsby (which I think is 1925, but it still counts) The Awakening

Gulliver's Travels Jane Eyre Pride and Prejudice The Golden Bowl A Room With A View Wings of the Dove Emma Vanity Fair Crime and Punishment The House of Mirth Also not in any specific order, besides the order in which they popped into my head.

Thanks for taking the time to reply to my inquiry. Jane Eyre is one of my three favorite books and thus I've read a lot re. the Bronte's. Some of the books I read were quite dry and pedantic considering the fact that such great literature came from this family. I may peruse the book you just ...

... first book was rejected by publishers as well, when both of her sisters were accepted and she turned around and wrote Jane Eyre. Just different ways of dealing with rejection I suppose. Plus all of the death in that family, my god! Their mother and two sisters, followed by their friend ...

Another category down. I. Classics 1. The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde 2. Jane Eyre 3. Orlando 4. Turn of the Screw 5. Gulliver's Travels 6. Frankenstein 7. Siddhartha 8. War of the Worlds Half of my categories are now finished. Yeah!

I can't narrow it down to one, so I won't even try. My top three are Lolita, Jane Eyre, and The Sound and the Fury. Pride and Prejudice is really, really, really close behind them.

... starting in 2008 1. Greater London: Bleak House 2. Essex and Norfolk: The Other Boleyn Girl 3. Yorkshire: Jane Eyre There are more, but I'll have to look them up because I don't remember.

... Hall by Anne Bronte 2. David Copperfield by Charles Dickens 3. Pride and Prejudiceby Jane Austen 4. Jane Eyre by Charlotte Bronte 5. Robinson Crusoe by DanielDefoe 6. Middlemarch by George Eliot 7. Madame Bovary by Gustave Flaubert 8. Far Fro ...

Outlander Series The Bronze Horseman Ride the Wind Jane Eyre The Thorn Birds

... book both in audio and print forms and have just come to the conclusion that it is not for me. On the other hand, I love Jane Eyre.

... I was in 8th/9th grade (Borrowed that book from a neighborhood branch of the Denver Public Library. I also really like "Jane Eyre", by Charlotte Bronte, which I found & read after watching a film version while babysitting one New Year's Eve, again in 8th/9th/10th grade (late 1950's). In 1998 ...

Hi to all If you want to spend a rainy day watching a movie, I would recommend the A&E adaptation of Jane Eyre. In my opinion it really is great!

OT -a Charlotte Bronte connection with Le Fanu: she lifted the plot of Jane Eyre (1847) from his story "A Chapter in the History of a Tyrone Family" (1839), which he later expanded into a novel called The Wyvern Mystery. Masterpiece Theater made a two-part adaptation.

... ...I'm also one of those people who's cringed as they've read the list—so much Tolkien mentioned, I love Palahniuk, and Jane Eyre, World War Z, and The English Patient are some of my favorite books.

I just finished Jane Eyre today. It took me some time to get into and learn to love the character, but after a few chapters, especially as she grew into her own, I loved her.

Finished Jane Eyre. I'm flying through books lately. Guess that happens when you're reading 4 at once. Jack and Jill is nearly complete and Orlando is headed that way as well. I'm thinking Knocked Out of My Nunga-Nungas, Dracula and Siddartha next. But I change my mind a lot at ...

#44. Jane Eyre by Charlotte Bronte Why I Chose It: A classic everyone must read. Jane Eyre was not what I suspected and for a good portion of the book I did not enjoy reading it, but as Jane fell in love unbeknown to herself, I couldn't help but come to love the story of a woman who ...

... I much prefer a straightforward narration. I liked Esther and her little dolly chats. Very sweet! Reminded me a bit of Jane Eyre, just in tone rather than in content. Looking forward to chapters 4-7 tonight. So I might read Chapters 8-14 this weekend as well, Of course, in my own ...

... 1. Brisingr 2. Dealing With Dragons 3. Song of the Wanderer 4. The Realm of the Gods 5. Doomwyte 6. Jane Eyre (why this was in the YA section, I'll never know) 7. Eulalia! 8. Inkspell Note on 2-6: I found a one volume copy of all five books, ...

... a Salesman 4. Slaughterhouse-Five 5. Robinson Crusoe 6. Pride and Prejudice 7. Jane Eyre 8. Alice's Adventures in Wonderland

... for the Money, the first in the Stephanie Plum series. I loved it. I've posted my review. I'm on the home stretch of Jane Eyre and Orlando, and continuing with Jack and Jill. Have no idea what's next after that.

... / 50 books. 86% done! Currently Reading: Jane Eyre Jack and Jill Orlando

... Twilight series, although with the new one out, I'm sure it will be coming up sooner than later. Currently Reading: Jane Eyre and starting today Jack and Jill for my James Patterson category.

... / 50 books. 84% done! Currently Reading: Jane Eyre Jack and Jill Orlando