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So far Dracula is quite chilling. Imagine how Victorian readers must have taken it. Since Wuthering Heights is a classic I'm looking forward to it, but my dad has always says that you never know with classics.

It's a cross between LOTR and The Hobbit. I like how The Hobbit is a standalone story. The Harry Potters are also some of the most enjoyable fantasy books I've read in a while.

Tell me about it Christie. There's something about Poe that is both very scary and yet so enthralling to read. It sounds strange but one of my most enjoyable book memories was when I read the Pit and the pendulum for the first time outdoors on a beautiful spring day:readingtwo:

I correct myself, It was A Scandal in Bohemia

Here are the books I read last year, and the ones I intend to read this year. I'd also be glad for any suggestions for further reading. 2009 Sherlock Holmes:The Speckled Band-Arthur Conan Doyle Sherlock Holmes A scandal in Bavaria-Arthur Conan Doyle The Phantom of the Opera-Gaston Leroux(for the 10th time since I first read it:mrgreen:) The Count of Monte Cristo-Alexander Dumas Believe me, that book takes a while to read:readingtwo: 2010 Dracula-Bram Stoker(Currently reading) Roughing It-Mark Twain(Currently reading) Wuthering Heights-Emily Bronte Collected works of H.P.Lovecraft-H.P.Lovecraft of course More Sherlock Holmes mysteries

Thanks Kylie.

Hello, my name is character, at least it is on The Book club Forum. I'm here to talk about characters, and plots, and authors with other book lovers. It's always exciting when joining a club for the first time, I can't wait to meet all the other members. Lets start with a bit about myself. Age early 20s Location California Hobbies I like to read and watch movies and enjoy almost all other forms of entertainment. I like to cook and enjoy good food, I have quite a sweet tooth too. I also enjoy researching obscure topics and probably spend way to much time on Wikipedia and TV tropes. And of coarse I'm always looking for new and unusual words to add to my vocabulary. Favorite Authors I can't name them all but here's a few. J.R.R Tolkien, Edgar Allan Poe, J.K.Rowling, and Mark Twain. OK, see you on the forums.