What Book Are We Going To Read?

[Adry_Grace]

1. A Tale of Two Cities
2. Lord of the Rings (maybe this time I’ll make it through the first book)
3. Animal Farm

[Jada Morrison]

1. Chasing Vermeer
2. An Old-fashioned girl
3.Animal Farm

[BlueJay]

I’d choose, well all of my books, as that is all I’d be allowed the participate with.
The Witch of Blackbird Pond
An old fashioned girl
The hobbit.
That’s them in order. Don’t stress if you don’t end up picking one of these straight away. I’m sure they’ll be picked one day and then I can do it.

@daeus

[Vanna]

So many choices!

1. The Great Gatsby (I’ve been wanting to read this one for a while now.)

2. The Witch of Blackbird Pond (This has been one of my favorites since elementary.)

3. The Hobbit (Another favorite!)

[Hannah C]

1) Black Beauty
2) The Count Of Monte Cristo
3) Ben-Hur

Also if we’re allowed to suggest more:
1) The Swiss Family Robinson
2) David Copperfeild
3) Huckleberry Finn

HC

[Hope Ann]

So hard…

1. A Tale of Two Cities
2. The Count of Monte Cristo
3. Frankenstine

INTJ - Inhumane. No-feelings. Terrible. Judgment and doom on everyone.

[Haley Long]

Oh, goodness, this is difficult!
1. The Fiddlers Gun
2. The Great Gatsby
3. To Kill a Mockingbird

[Tatiana]

My votes:
1. The Witch of Blackbird Pond
2. A Tale of Two Cities
3. The Hobbit

[Hannah A. Krynicki]

Wow, plenty of good options. My top three would be:
1. The Hobbit
2. The Witch of Blackbird Pond
3. The Great Gatsby

[Anna Brie]

1. Witch of Blackbird Pond
2. Black Beauty
3. Ben Hur

I would love to have an audio book to listen to.

[Sarah Hoven]

I vote accordingly:
1. Chasing Vermeer
2. Fiddler’s Gun
3. Count of Monte Cristo

@Bluejay- What is The Witch of Blackbird Pond about? I’ve always avoided it because of the title.

• This reply was modified 7 years, 12 months ago by Sarah Hoven.

[Anna Brie]

@Sarah-h

I avoided it because of the title for a bit, but it’s a lovely story with nothing creepy about it. The ‘witch’ is just a lovely old quaker woman. The Puritans weren’t very tolerant of any one who disagreed with them and they were superstitious.It’s a very accurate historical novel. I found a good summary of it for any one who wants to know what it’s about.

The novel tells the story of Katherine “Kit” Tyler, a young orphan who, in 1687, travels from the tropical island of Barbados to the stark Puritan colony of Connecticut. With her flashy clothes and aristocratic roots, Kit doesn’t fit in with the piety or plainness of her new extended family. Feeling out of place, Kit befriends another outsider, the Quaker Hannah Tupper. When a fever strikes the children of Wethersfield, the residents accuse Hannah of bringing the plague upon the town. Kit too faces accusations of witchcraft, simply for befriending the woman no one else would touch.
From http://www.shmoop.com/witch-blackbird-pond/

I also found a study guide.

• This reply was modified 7 years, 12 months ago by Anna Brie.

[BlueJay]

What @anna-brie said @sarah-h. 🙂 We don’t like witch either as the Bible warns against them, but we love this book.

[Rosey Mucklestone]

Wow… *painstakingly chooses books*

1. Cloak of Light
2. Story Girl
3. Ben Hur

And if I can suggest some others?
1. Foundlings by Matthew Christian Harding
2. Daughter of Time by Josephine Tey
3. Mr. Midshipman Hornblower by CS Forester

[Hannah Olsen]

Ugh, this is hard! :O

My top choices are:

1. Fiddler’s Gun
2. Ben Hur (it’s been sitting on my bookshelf for quite some time now, just waiting for me. I think it’s about time…)
3. The Great Gatsby

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