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Feb 11, 2025 08:37AM

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Welcome Jen and Kate. I am glad you decided to read with us. It's a common experience here that the group will add many books to your to-be-read list!

Welcome to the group, Sofia. I hope you will find some time to fit in more reading, but I would say at 17 you already have a nice base with the authors you have mentioned.
Sofia wrote: "Hi! My name is Sofia, i'm 17 years old, I just got the app and found this group so i thought it would be a great opportunity to discuss books. I'm a great fan of classics, such as Orwell, Huxley, H..."
Welcome to the group.
Welcome to the group.
Sofia wrote: "Hi! My name is Sofia, i'm 17 years old, I just got the app and found this group so i thought it would be a great opportunity to discuss books. I'm a great fan of classics, such as Orwell, Huxley, H..."
Welcome Sophia. I hope you enjoy the discussions here.
Welcome Sophia. I hope you enjoy the discussions here.

Always looking for new active goodreads friends ;)

Happy to have found this group with fellow book lovers. I particularly love classics because
of their intemporal qualities that resonate with us across the ages.
The magic is that a 2nd generation (south asian) immigrant kid who grew up in the TX suburbs in the early 2000s could relate to Francie from A Tree Grows in Brooklyn, set a century back as she lives with her Irish parents in NY. Amazing, right?
That's perhaps the power of classics and books in general to share stories that help us feel less alone -- to share in the universality of human emotion.
It is a testament to the fact that all human beings experience similar emotions, Mira. So happy to have you here. Looking forward to knowing you better.
Mira wrote: "Hi All!
Happy to have found this group with fellow book lovers. I particularly love classics because
of their intemporal qualities that resonate with us across the ages.
."
Hello and welcome to the group.
Happy to have found this group with fellow book lovers. I particularly love classics because
of their intemporal qualities that resonate with us across the ages.
."
Hello and welcome to the group.
Fhemi wrote: "Hey! My name is Femi and I love reading just as much as the next person 😂
Always looking for new active goodreads friends ;)"
Welcome to the group.
Always looking for new active goodreads friends ;)"
Welcome to the group.
Hello Femi welcome. I am sorry I missed seeing your post. I hope you are finding the books interesting.
Welcome Mira. I am glad you have decided to read with us.
Remember that threads never close. If you want to start a book but comment after the month is over, no problem. A lot of us do that.
Welcome Mira. I am glad you have decided to read with us.
Remember that threads never close. If you want to start a book but comment after the month is over, no problem. A lot of us do that.

Also @ Femi, I sent a friend request. I would be curious to know how you like The Bell Jar by Sylvia Plath. It looks very interesting.

I started reading classics years ago but then over time ended up limiting it to maybe one or two a year. I'm trying to get back to it this year, especially the ones that have been on my list for so long.
Diana wrote: "Hi! I'm Diana
I started reading classics years ago but then over time ended up limiting it to maybe one or two a year. I'm trying to get back to it this year, especially the ones that have been on..."
Welcome to the group, Diana.
I started reading classics years ago but then over time ended up limiting it to maybe one or two a year. I'm trying to get back to it this year, especially the ones that have been on..."
Welcome to the group, Diana.
Nice to have you here, Diana. Please join any conversation that interests you--threads never close.

Im Zeynep from Istanbul, Turkey and currently i am a Genetics 4th grade student, i looove classics and vinyl records! Nice to meet you all, add me 🥳



I'm Murphy. I am not new to Goodreads, but I am new to book clubs and groups. I did not catch the reading bug until I was out of college, so I am looking to catch up on all the classics I've missed. Typically, I gravitate towards nonfiction, so I am interested in what this group will bring!
Nice to have you aboard, Murphy. You might check out the challenges thread--there is one that features non-fiction.

https://www.youtube.com/@sanchitaway

I currently have a bit of a ridiculous TBR (107 physical books plus hundreds more on lists) so it might be a while before I get to any of the group reads here but I'm excited to be inspired by you all to read more classic books! :)

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