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Has anyone checked out the reading list of the CSLC - The Chautaugua Scientific and Literary Circle? If you get on their website and maneuver around a bit, you can find the reading list from the book club which dates back to the late 1800's. Basically, the circle was started to help people who...

Just keep going...I've read them all (so far), 10. It's my understanding that there will be 12 total. With the way they stand now, I'm not sure how he can be finished in 12 books.

Currently reading Bright Starry Banner - A Novel of the Civil War by Alden R. Carter. I've only read a few pages, but it's good so far.

Timeline by Michael Crichton

Wheel of Time series by Robert Jordan.

Or maybe the Martian Chronicles.....by Burroughs

Ms. Attwood wrote A Handmaid's Tale about the future. It was very interesting. She tied it in with the Old Testament. My favorite is Brave New World.

Try using an internet search engine. If you remember enough, you should be able to find it.

I read the entire series. They are what I would call very easy reads. Each book can easily be read in a couple of hours or so. I must add that I was very frustrated with the way Kenny was treated in this series. He's like a little prop - a teddy bear or something. Real children actually...

Every chance I can; pretty much anywhere I can. Everywhere I go, I take a book with me.

My to-read list seems endless sometimes. As soon as I finish one book, it seems as if fifity take its place. I discovered quite a few that I would like to read through the history of the CLSC.

Not really. I dion't really like sci fiction or horror though.

I prefer very long books without excessive sex. Any recommendations?

I prefer chapters without names - just a basic 1, 2, 3, etc. I don't like chapters that are 87 pages long either. I somehow have the compulsive need to stop at the end of a chapter and that makes it kind of difficult. ;)

I kept thinking his name was Mr. Pugglesby... I'm so glad you found it as I have been wracking my brain trying to think of it myself. I tried search engines, but to no avail.

Although I remember this book, I can't think of the name of it. Maybe you can try a search engine using key words...

Just imagine.. Being able to devote as much time as one wished to study history.. to read... And, yes, I do have a life other than reading. :D

Has anyone read this in its entirety? So far, so good. Very, Very LONG!!

When I was in high school, back before the computer and internet, I wrote a 125 page paper on all of the characters mentioned in the Iliad. The teacher made a copy to use for reference with future classes. I wish now I'd saved it... BTW, I received three A's for it. :)

[U]Moby Dick is my pick.