Talk Literature: The French Lieutenant's Woman

The French Lieutenant's Woman

Posted by Joffre on 8/8/2011, 19:11:27
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I finished TFL'sW a couple weeks ago. It was the most interesting and entertaining book I've read in a while. It definitely goes onto my list of favorites.

Other than that, I recently finished Les Miserables after a couple months. After that I read And Then There Were None by Agatha Christie.

Now I'm reading The History of the Siege of Lisbon. It's much more difficult to read than the other two Saramago books I've read.

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The French Lieutenant's Woman - Joffre 8/8/2011, 19:11:27
- Re: The French Lieutenant's Woman - Steven 9/8/2011, 9:50:20
  - Re: The French Lieutenant's Woman - guillermo maynez 9/8/2011, 12:01:48
  - Re: The French Lieutenant's Woman - Lale 9/8/2011, 13:59:00
  - Re: The French Lieutenant's Woman - Joffre 9/8/2011, 16:32:08
    - Re: The French Lieutenant's Woman - Sterling 9/8/2011, 17:28:18
      - Re: The French Lieutenant's Woman - guillermo maynez 9/8/2011, 17:53:17
      - Re: The French Lieutenant's Woman - Steven 11/8/2011, 6:38:15
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--Previous Message-- : : : I finished TFL'sW a couple weeks ago. It was the most : interesting and entertaining book I've read in a : while. It definitely goes onto my list of favorites. : : Other than that, I recently finished Les Miserables : after a couple months. After that I read And Then : There Were None by Agatha Christie. : : Now I'm reading The History of the Siege of Lisbon . : It's much more difficult to read than the other two : Saramago books I've read. :

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