pickSuch a bizarre tale or maybe fable. Read this in high school decided to do a reread for the #LitsyClassicA-Z challenge Letter M. A man turns into an insect and explores the absurdities of life. I listened to the BBC audio edition read by Benedict Cumberbach.
pickI listened to a collection on audible read by the author it included Slaughterhouse Five which knocks off another Classic for#LitsyClassicA-Z challenge letter S @Sarah83 and with the other titles Breakfast of Champions, Cats Cradle and Welcome to the Monkey House this burned 4 more hours today while I cleaned for a total 21.5 hours for #25inFive @Andrew65
pickClassic Sci-fi used for my #LitsyClassicA-Z challenge for the letter E. This edition on audible had an afterward by the author talking about how the book came to be and his thoughts. It is clear why this book won not only the Hugo but the Nebula awards for debut sci-fi. @Sarah83
pickAnother classic finished for #LitsyClassicA-Z challenge @Sarah83 letter F done. Banning and burning books under any scenario is wrong and no one should control how other should feel.
pickKnocking out another classic for my #LitsyClassicA-Z challenge @Sarah83 takes car of letter A. I think I remember reading this for summer reading in high school. Still as weird as I remember and power still corrupts.
pickKnocking out another classic for my #LitsyClassicA-Z Challenge. This covers the letter G and is a classic I enjoy re-reading every now and then. I liked listening to Jake Gyllenhaal narrate this version on Audible.
