Books and Chocolate

It's not too late! Today is the very last day to post any links if you'd still like to participate in the Back to the Classics C...

I'm finished! One day left and I finished my own challenge (thank goodness!). Here's what I read, with links to my reviews: 1...

Written in 1850, The Black Tulip  is one of Alexandre Dumas shorter historical novels, just the thing for a quick read at the end of th...

"It's all so complicated that I don't know if I can ever make it clear," the old lady began with a droll smile. "M...

For my Back to the Classics Challenge, I needed a volume of short stories, so I turned to my own TBR shelves. Lately, I've been in di...

As I read more and more classics, inevitably I end up reading a majority of books written by men. But there are lots of classics writ...

It's back! Once again, I'm hosting the Back to the Classics Challenge.  I hope to encourage bloggers to discover and enjoy classi...

So, a couple of months ago I signed up for the most recent Classics Club Spin, in which a random number is assigned to choose your next...

Last weekend the whole family had an extra day off. We decided to take advantage of it (and my international driver's license) and ...

I'm getting near the end of the Back to the Classics Challenge and I'm much farther behind than I planned. The other day I was...