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David Copperfield | Charles Dickens
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Daisey
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Today while I worked in the kitchen, I listened to a few Sherlock Holmes stories and to chapter 36 of David Copperfield. I‘m worried things are going to go badly for him again.

I put up more pumpkin, which includes a good amount of frozen purée, treats/food for Luthien, pasta baked in a pumpkin, a jar of pickled pumpkin cubes, roasted seeds, and pumpkin sourdough rising.

#NoPlaceLikeHolmes #WhatTheDickens #audiobook

Suet624 You were busy! 4d
Daisey @Suet624 It was a good day, and baking is stress relief for me. 4d
Tamra That looks amazing!! 😍 4d
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mabell Wow! How resourceful! And it all sounds great! (Not sure about the pickled pumpkin - I don‘t think that would be my thing 😆) 4d
Daisey @mabell To be honest, I‘m not sure about the pickled pumpkin either. I had lots this year, found the recipe, and was intrigued, so I decided to try it. They have to set for a while, so don‘t know yet, but I thought they would be a fun experiment for Thanksgiving. (edited) 4d
Lesliereadsalot The pasta in the pumpkin is so original! 4d
mabell @Daisey I‘m always in favor of a food experiment 😄 You‘ll have to report back with how they turned out! 4d
Daisey @Lesliereadsalot There were several recipes with rice, but the mac & cheese one caught my attention. This is more of an alfredo sauce, but it turned out delicious. 3d
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LitsyEvents
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Repost for @Texreader
Catching up? Or are you ready for November? Either way, here‘s a reminder about where we are at, or hope to be:
October Parts 6 -10 Chapters 16-31
November Parts 11-15 Chapters 32-47
December Parts 15-20 Chapters 48-64 (the end)

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BarbaraJean
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“Mrs Westbrook, who was a large lady—or who wore a large dress, I don‘t know exactly which, for I don‘t know which was dress and which was lady—came sailing in.”

😂

#WhattheDickens

Texreader I loved this quote as well!! 2w
Lcsmcat 😂😂 2w
Cuilin 😂 A perfect #WhatTheDickens quote. 2w
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Cuilin
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I feel like we get two seasons in one. First we get autumn, the leaves changing color with beautiful scenery and then fall, which happened last night. All the leaves on my tree made a pact counted to three and dropped. I‘m playing catch up #WhatTheDickens My #HyggeHour will be spent on my couch reading tagged book drinking cocoa.

TheBookHippie Dickens and fall go together so well. 2w
Chrissyreadit 🧡💛🍁💛🧡 2w
Texreader Ahhh, to see the leaves change color. If only that were the case down here in South Texas! It's still HOT here. 2w
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AllDebooks Dickens, dark evenings and candlelight are the perfect combo. 🥰 2w
Cuilin @Texreader in another few weeks I‘m going to wish it was warmer. (I sent you an email re: #WTD) 🧡 2w
Texreader @Cuilin I sent you a reply. Yes, I'll post the question. 2w
kspenmoll Love your whimsical(to me) division of autumn & fall. We are close to fall, but some dark brown, rusty colors cling to branches. I love the crunching sound the leaves make as I walk through them. 🍁🍂 2w
Cuilin @kspenmoll thank you 🍂I‘m about 2 hours north of you and yesterday I had grass, today a blanket of leaves. So the crunch is coming!! 2w
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Daisey
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Happy Saturday morning! I‘m starting a quiet Saturday morning with breakfast casserole and coffee while I catch up on the last few chapters of David Copperfield for October.

I have lots of things to work on at home today since I‘ve been gone the last few weekends, but I plan to listen to lots of audio and fit in some print reading for the Dewey‘s Readathon as well.

#DeweysReadathon #WhatTheDickens #audiobook #1001books #BookAndBreakfast

Tamra Oh, that looks like something I want for breakfast! 😋 3w
Daisey @Tamra It was a no recipe, use what I had, kind of breakfast and it turned out perfectly! 3w
Tamra @Daisey the best kind! 👏🏾 3w
Cuilin I‘m so behind for DC. This is catch up week. Your breakfast looks delicious. 3w
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Cuilin
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#WhatTheDickens @Cuilin @Texreader

Thoughts on September‘s section? We have been introduced to a wide range of characters both friend and foe in David Copperfield. We meet David, his mother, his aunt, his stepfather, Peggotty, Mr. Peggotty, Emily, Steerforth, the Micawber family, and Mr Dick. All leave an impression on David and us readers, who stood out, what did you notice? Favorite villain, favorite character?

AllDebooks Betsy Trotwood, always and forever my favourite 😍 1mo
Cuilin @AllDebooks The Aunt or the imaginary sister? Lol. I love the Aunt. 1mo
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AllDebooks @Cuilin Absolutely the Aunt!! 1mo
BarbaraJean @AllDeBooks @Cuilin Yes, Aunt Betsey!! 💜 \“Janet! Donkeys!\“ is one of my favorite parts of the book. Hilarious! She and Peggotty are my favorites, and Jane Murdstone is probably my favorite villain here. She absolutely infuriates me. Aunt Betsey\'s takedown of both the Murdstones is just 🔥 1mo
dabbe With a name like \“MURD\“stone, he pretty much is the #1 villain at this point. What an absolute sadistic arse (channeling Barak from DARK FIRE, who calls everyone an arse). 🤩 1mo
Cuilin @dabbe I approve your message. Absolute arse!! @BarbaraJean Jane is horrid. I feel bad for Clara too. 1mo
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BarbaraJean
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Finally starting David Copperfield for #WhatTheDickens (since I finished Demon Copperhead a couple days ago)—and the Preface immediately reminded me of just how much I love Dickens!! Also, I have discovered that I used a purple pen for my underlines and notes when I read this in grad school 😂

Cuilin Yay!! I couldn‘t sleep last night and found myself at 3am reading Dickens. 💜 2mo
BarbaraJean @Cuilin I‘m sorry about the insomnia, but glad you had Dickens to keep you company! 2mo
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LitsyEvents
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Cuilin
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RaeLovesToRead I love how I've arranged it so I'll be reading David Copperfield and Crime and Punishment at the same time 🤣🤣 #autumnchonk 3mo
Texreader Yay!! 3mo
Cuilin @RaeLovesToRead and Ulysses!!! my highbrow reading is veering into pretentiousness!!! 😂 I don‘t know if I can read Crime and Punishment this year. I read the Brothers Karamazov in the Spring and that was enough Dostoevsky for one year. 😮‍💨 3mo
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RaeLovesToRead No worries, I shall take you off the tag list for CAP. I'll be doing Ulysses next.... I was gonna do Ulysses in September, but friends asked for CAP and tbf I'm not sad to postpone the Joyceathon hahahha 3mo
Cuilin @RaeLovesToRead I get it. Tag me when you‘re reading Ulysses. Bloomsday is June 16 so maybe a May/June read? Tag me for others too. 🙏 3mo
RaeLovesToRead Sure! 😊 3mo
TheAromaofBooks I read this one recently, so I'm not planning to reread it right now - but do tag me in the discussion posts as I would love to see how everyone is enjoying it!! 3mo
Cuilin @TheAromaofBooks absolutely 👍 3mo
dabbe Yahoo! 😍 3mo
LeeRHarry Looking forward to everyone‘s thoughts! 😊 3mo
AllDebooks I've been meaning to reread this since I read Demon Copperhead last year. Looking forward to it. 😊 3mo
Cuilin @dabbe 👍🫶 3mo
Cuilin @LeeRHarry me too 3mo
Cuilin @AllDebooks me too. 3mo
Daisey Looking forward to this! 3mo
Cuilin @Daisey yay! 3mo
Texreader Neither of my copies are broken into parts. Can we divide into chapters too? 3mo
Cuilin @Texreader yes, I‘ll post with chapter numbers too. September is basically the first 15 chapters. 3mo
LeeRHarry @AllDebooks I read David C in June and will be starting Demon C on the weekend. I‘m looking forward to seeing if I can notice potential parallels. 😊 3mo
Texreader Perfect!! Thanks! 3mo
AllDebooks @LeeRHarry enjoy. I absolutely loved it 😊 3mo
Cuilin @LeeRHarry same but the other way around. 3mo
BarbaraJean I'm in! I was feeling overloaded with buddy reads, and forgot about this one! But this schedule looks very doable. I keep postponing Demon Copperhead on my library holds... now I need to decide if I should read the two in parallel or keep postponing the Kingsolver 😂 3mo
Cuilin @BarbaraJean fabulous, 3mo
Daisey I came to ask about chapters & parts as my versions both have only chapters and see @TexReader has already asked. Two days per chapter to finish 15 in September seems very reasonable. I would appreciate a chapter breakdown schedule as well. Thank you! 2mo
Cuilin @Daisey absolutely, it looks like it breaks down to 15 chapters a month or 220-250 pages. 2mo
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LitsyEvents
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@Texreader and I are planning on reading David Copperfield starting in September and are opening up this buddy read to anyone who would like to join.

The plan is to read about 220 pages a month, with a check in at the end of the month. Let me know in the comments if you would like to be tagged.
#WhatTheDickens

Original post - https://www.litsy.com/web/post/2745723

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LitsyEvents
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@Cuilin and @Texreader are planning on reading David Copperfield starting in September and are opening up this buddy read to anyone who would like to join.

The plan is to read about 220 pages a month, with a check in at the end of the month. Let @Cuilin know if you would like to be tagged.

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Cuilin
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@Texreader and I are planning on reading David Copperfield starting in September and are opening up this buddy read to anyone who would like to join.

The plan is to read about 220 pages a month, with a check in at the end of the month. Let me know in the comments if you would like to be tagged.
#WhatTheDickens

CaitlinR Yes, please. 5mo
Cuilin @CaitlinR 👍 5mo
RaeLovesToRead Ooh, I'm in! 5mo
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Cuilin @RaeLovesToRead fabulous, I just read your post about starting Ulysses in September too. It will be a very high brow reading month and I‘m here for it!!!! 5mo
RaeLovesToRead We are so fancy 🧐😄 (I'll probably have some fantasy and some smut to read alongside so I don't get too bogged down. From what my Dad says, David Copperfield isn't a barrel of laughs.) 5mo
Fortifiedbybooks I'm in! Please tag me 😁 5mo
Cuilin @RaeLovesToRead Same, though one must live a balanced life. 😆 5mo
Cuilin @Fortifiedbybooks absolutely 👍 5mo
BarbaraJean Ohhh, this is tempting! Please tag me! 5mo
AnneCecilie I might join, I need to see what I have time since I‘m planning on reading Ulysses with @RaeLovesToRead (edited) 5mo
LeeRHarry I‘m reading this atm otherwise I would have definitely joined in. Will look forward to everyone‘s thoughts. 😊 5mo
quietjenn Probably! My Read All the Dickens project had stalled a bit, so this could help. 5mo
Cuilin @LeeRHarry I may do another Dickens in January. 5mo
LeeRHarry @Cuilin ooooh count me in if you do! 😊 5mo
Cuilin @LeeRHarry will do. 👍 I‘ll tag you in the David Copperfield discussions too. (edited) 5mo
LeeRHarry @Cuilin thanks 😊 5mo
BookwormAHN I'd love to join, I've been meaning to read this book for ages 😺 5mo
Cuilin @BookwormAHN wonderful 👍 5mo
Daisey I think I can fit this in; add me to the list please! 4mo
Cuilin @Daisey absolutely 👍 4mo
bcncookbookclub Tag me please, I'd like to try. I've never read anything from Dickens😁 4mo
Cuilin @bcncookbookclub absolutely, you‘re in for a treat. 4mo
bcncookbookclub @Cuilin so excited! Thks! 4mo
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GinaKButler
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Finished Chunkster number 2! I enjoyed some storylines better than others, but loved all of the endearing characters…and some of the not-so-endearing ones, too! I‘m looking at you, Uriah Heep! I think I his one will warrant a reread at some point!

@Amiable
#bookspinbingo
#chunksterchallenge2024

Amiable Yay! Bringing those chunksters to their knees. 👏 👏 👏 5mo
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GinaKButler
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In the home stretch for this #chunksterchallenge2024 read. Things are finally catching up with Uriah Heep…when I read about him, I can‘t help picturing The Shermanator from the American Pie movie. 😂

@Amiable
#bookspinbingo

Amiable Ha ha! Now I have that picture in my head, too! 😄 5mo
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GinaKButler
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Starting today for my Q2 #chunksterchallenge2024
I‘m planning on reading a chapter a day.

#bookspinbingo
#unreadbookshelf
@Amiable @Kelly326

dabbe LOVE this book! 🤩🤩🤩 7mo
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JacintaMCarter
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Caterina
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Ending my #Readathon with audiobook + crochet in bed! I'll post a wrap-up tomorrow + can't wait to see other folks'. It was a great readathon, I read over 9 hours and had a lovely day! 🥰 #deweysreadathon @DeweysReadathon

DeweysReadathon Nine hours is a great total! 2y
dariazeoli Lovely color! 2y
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Caterina
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#AudioWalk by the Bay! 🌁 I continue to adore Miss Trotwood and Mr. Dick.
#hour11 #readathon #deweysreadathon @DeweysReadathon

Suet624 Gorgeous! 2y
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LibraryCin
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I listened to the audio and most of it was not actually interesting enough to listen to. So, I missed most of it. I found many names caught my attention, though, for some reason. So, I seemed to notice when names were mentioned, but didn‘t pay enough attention to what actually was happening. I did catch a bit more of what happened at the end. And I did read a wikipedia summary maybe 1/3 of the way through the book. Cont in comments...

LibraryCin Too bad the book itself didn‘t engage me enough that I knew what was happening as I listened, though. It‘s another of the classics in the “miss” category for me, though I keep trying them! 2y
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Yossarian
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Chapter 32: The Beginning of a Long Journey

I get why Mr. Pegotty and Mrs. Steerforth we‘re at cross purposes— he only wanted Emily respectably married and she only wanted Steerforth back home single. But what was Dartle‘s motivation to be so angry at David for even bringing Mr. Pegotty?

Also, this illustration leads me to believe I have once again missed the Christ imagery. #buddyread #readalong

CrowCAH Is this an illustration from the book? Because yes there is a crucification in the back. 2y
Yossarian @CrowCAH I don‘t know what it is really. It‘s Mr. Pegotty, but I don‘t know if it was Dickens -approved. https://libwww.freelibrary.org/digital/item/39487 2y
CrowCAH @Yossarian Gotchya. I wasn‘t really getting any Christian vibes when I was reading. 2y
Ruthiella Well Mr. Peggotty is self sacrificing in his search for Emily and all forgiving with his light in the window. It isn‘t quite the lengths that Sidney Carlton goes to in A Tale of Two Cities, however. As for Rosa, she‘s just angry. She loves/hates Steerforth and wants him/can‘t stand him near her. This turn of events risks estranging Steerforth from his mother and therefore Rosa forever. 2y
Ruthiella Also, as is not uncommon, Rosa‘s anger is directed at the victim (Emily and her family) and not the perpetrator. 2y
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Yossarian
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Chapter 28: Mr. Micawber‘s Gsuntlet

What I like most about Dickens is the subtle things. The first time David runs into Micawber unexpectedly at Canterbury, he‘s embarrassed that he‘ll reveal details about David‘s early life. The second time, in London, that‘s far enough into his past that he doesn‘t even think of it — even if he‘s not ready to forgive and forget with Miss Murdstone.

#readalong #buddyread

CrowCAH You‘d almost think it would be the opposite that David would reveal Mr‘s low circumstances and the debtors prison time. 2y
Ruthiella Interesting point! He‘s still quite young and inexperienced but he‘s learning. 2y
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Yossarian
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Chapter 17: Somebody Turns Up

David could not “make up my mind whether I liked Uriah or detested him.” I made a text-to-self connection here, as I frequently will go yours without knowing if an acquaintance is a friend or an enemy.

Also of note, my first page of Google results for Uriah Heep was mostly the 1970s rock band.

#buddyread #readalong

KathyWheeler I used to love Uriah Heep! I especially loved their album covers. 2y
Yossarian I don‘t think the band was very ‘umble. 2y
CrowCAH What an interesting connection- a rock band! 2y
Ruthiella According to Wikipedia, the title of their first album was titled “Very ‘Eavy…Very ‘Umble”. I remember their name from the‘70s but couldn‘t name a tune. I wonder what Uriah and his mother are up to with their information gathering? Also, who is this man taking money from Aunt Betsy? Could it be her ne‘er do well husband? 😱 (edited) 2y
Yossarian @Ruthiella There was certainly a lot going on with the plot, with innuendos and Humble Heeps and indebted Micawbers! 2y
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CrowCAH
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My hold came in from #Libby and it remembered where I left off! Such smart technology! Just about 8 hours left of this #audiobook to finish!

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Ruthiella
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Chapter 9: I Have A Memorable Birthday

The pic is from Wuthering Heights but it was the best I could find. David will forever remember turning 10 because that‘s the day he loses his mother. I think Dickens is suggesting she may have died from a lack of kindness. Mr. Murdstone seems actually cut up, but is that because he lost his son too? Or is he lamenting the fact he no longer has someone to psychologically abuse?

#readalong #buddyread

Yossarian It‘s true. It didn‘t even sound like Dr. Chillup stopped by to check on her. At first, I was afraid that Murdstone lived up to his name and killed her, I guess back then you could just die of being a little sad. 2y
Ruthiella @Yossarian I‘d say she was more than a little sad, living under the thumb of the Murdstones and constantly told she is stupid. 2y
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Ruthiella
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Chapter 5: I Am Sent Away From Home.

David is sent away to school because he bit his stepfather (in self defense!). Peggotty manages to at least give him an affectionate farewell and gains a suitor in the process. After an arduous journey, for an 8 yr old, David arrives, the other boys are still on vacation, but David is made to wear a humiliating sign on his back as punishment. He worries what the other boys will think and do when they see it.

Yossarian A lot happened here! The the school master‘s “old women” supposed to be a cheap brothel? Was this a normal way of shipping unaccompanied minors? Was the school@pre-arranged or set up in a week? 2y
Ruthiella @Yossarian No, I think the “old women” genuinely live in a home for impoverished widows or the like. I think it was the way minors were sent across the country. Completely normal for the times but maybe not too different the putting an 8 year old on a plane with only the flight attendant to check on them. 2y
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Yossarian “On seeing the master enter, the old woman stopped with the bellows on her knee, and said something that I thought sounded like 'My Charley!' but on seeing me come in too, she got up, and rubbing her hands made a confused sort of half curtsey.” She started something that she had to stop when she saw a child. That‘s why I thought it might be something other than a retirement home. Plus the fact the schoolmaster knew them at all … 2y
Ruthiella @Yossarian I think the old lady is the master‘s mother. 🤔 2y
Yossarian I guess that makes more sense. It just seems odd, if that was the case, that he‘d say he had to visit an “old person” instead of his mom. Also, why he‘d have his mom living in the poorhouse! 2y
Ruthiella @Yossarian He might not want a student to know that it is his mother and that he cannot support her. Remember his shoes that are so worn, they can‘t be repaired and his dirty linen ( he probably only has one set of clothes). 2y
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Ruthiella
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David Copperfield, Chapter 3: I Have A Change.

David returns from the best vacation in his short life (what kid wouldn‘t get a kick out of living in a beached boat?) only to discover his beloved mamma has married the controlling Mr. Murdstone. We‘re introduced to Peggotty‘s adorable family-particularly doomed little Em‘ly.

Despite foreshadowing, this was a mostly humorous chapter. I often forget how funny Dickens is!

#buddyread #readalong

Yossarian The foreshadowing was particularly dark about how how it might have been better if Emily drowned. I liked the scenes on the houseboat, though! 2y
Yossarian Also, that picture doesn‘t look anything like a boat! 2y
Ruthiella @Yossarian I loved this the scenes with Peggotty‘s family. So cozy and humorous.Mrs. Gummidge and her complaints juxtaposed with the patient good nature of Mr. Peggotty et Al. And I laughed at David‘s childish confusion about who was related to whom. 2y
Yossarian It definitely does a great job of being cozy and humorous while, in the background, is nothing but tragedy — an essentially homeless family living in a boat with orphaned niece and nephew — putting aside the troubles at home! 2y
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Texreader
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I spent a big chunk of the day working but took time off to run to HPB and found these!

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CrowCAH
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Current #audiobook and I feel like Dickens was using the #NaNoWriMo form of writing, repeat full names every time you talk to them, about them, or think about them! Gets a little redundant.

CaseyTheCanadianLesbrarian In a Victorian lit class I took many years ago, we talked about the repeating name thing and apparently one reason Dickens and others did this was because their novels were published serially in periodicals and there could be a long time in between chapters, so they felt like they needed to remind readers who everyone was in cause they'd forgotten. It's also why many characters have weird schticks like a catchphrase or a unique article of clothing 2y
CrowCAH @CaseyTheCanadianLesbrarian I totally understand that, makes sense, don‘t want to confuse the reader between episodes. But in the same three paragraphs repeating one name like ten times, when I know who is doing what action. It gets bogged down with the names. 2y
CaseyTheCanadianLesbrarian @CrowCAH haha, that is excessive, I think they also got paid by the word so that's another explanation! 2y
CrowCAH @CaseyTheCanadianLesbrarian that was my thinking, pay by the word. So why not slip in extra words here and there and no one the wiser to the scheme! 😆 2y
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Crystal83
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I love this book!!!! It is one of my favorite Charles Dickens books of all time!!! I gave this book a 4 out of 5 stars!!!! I love the characters so much!!!

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TheAromaofBooks
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I absolutely loved this book! It's Charles Dickens so yes, he does get rather prosy at times, but his ability to capture human nature is just brilliant. I couldn't believe how this book, published in 1850, contained so many people and situations that resonated with me completely. Reading this one as a chapter a day (until the end - I gobbled the last dozen chapters or so yesterday) was definitely beneficial for me. I think I may have been less ⬇️

TheAromaofBooks (cont'd) patient with DIckens's rambles if I had been trying to read this one straight through. As it was, 10-20 pages of Dickens a day was just about right. I fell in absolute love with so many of the characters here, found myself completely choked up on more than one occasion, and was delighted to see the ultimate downfall of the infamous and genuinely creepy Uriah Heep!

This was my January #BookSpin, finally completed!!
(edited) 3y
Andrew65 A great book 👏👏👏 3y
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DieAReader 🎉🎉🎉 3y
AllDebooks Love this book, childhood favourite 😍 3y
rmaclean4 My favorite Dickens!! 3y
TheAromaofBooks @AllDebooks @rmaclean4 - I genuinely enjoyed every page!! I wasn't expecting to enjoy this one all that much, but it was just an absolute delight. 3y
AllDebooks @TheAromaofBooks oh I'm so glad you enjoyed it. This film adaptation is just wonderful too x https://youtu.be/Q8Qm0GDl8Oc 3y
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BookMaven9
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Awww Dickens how I love you 😘💕 and boy can you create villains!!!

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BarkingMadRead
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Mr Micawber 😂😂

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Mirazzles
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“Whether I shall turn out to be the hero of my own life, or whether that station will be held by anybody else, these pages must show”
#classics #charlesdickens #mustread #bibliophile

GingerAntics I was read this book as a small child. I hope you enjoy it. 5y
Mirazzles @GingerAntics thank you 🙏 it was my fathers favourite. He gave it to me as a child but I hadn‘t finished it. What better time then now right? 😊 5y
GingerAntics Exactly. I think I had that very copy, too. 5y
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