Back to the Classics

Kom over en utfordring hos bokbloggen "Sarah Reads Too Much" tidligere idag, og bestemte meg for å bli med. Utfordringen var Back to the Classics 2013, som innebærer å lese en del klassikere. Jeg har mine mistanker om at jeg kommer til å kombinere denne utfordringen med pensumlesing, men så lenge jeg gjør et forsøk på å klare utfordringen, hvorfor ikke?

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  1. Elida21 December 2012 at 17:10

    Eg meldte meg på i 2012, men den vart glømt og er ikkje fullført. Vurderer å bli med, men har ennå litt tid til å tenke på det:-)

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  2. Sarah Reads Too Much21 December 2012 at 21:00

    Thanks for joining! I hope you can combine it with your current curriculum - better chance for success!

    Elida - I changed the "rules" a little for the 2013 challenge - check it out if you are interested!

    Good Luck and Happy Reading!

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    1. GothicVamperstein22 December 2012 at 13:36

      One of my subjects for the fall 2013 are British Literature, which contains "everything" from Shakespeare to Sarah Kane and other authors, so I guess I can combine it somehow. :-P

      Good luck to you too.

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