Fanda Classiclit

This is the last prompt of 2012 A Classics Challenge hosted by Katherine (November’s Autumn) , that act as well as a wrap up post for t...

As we are approaching the end of 2012, November’s prompt for A Classics Challenge is asking us to summarize our classics reading during...

This is my wrap up for Back To The Classics Challenge 2012 hosted by Sarah . Any 19th Century Classic --  The Picture of Dorian ...

October prompt for A Classics Challenge is…. Chapter Musing Jot down some notes about the chapter you've just read or one t...

When the September prompt for A Classic Challenge was published in Katherine’s November’s Autumn , I was skeptic that I would be able to...

It’s been six month that I have been joining The Classics Club , and so far it’s been enjoyable. Especially when this club has been grow...

The August prompt for A Classic Challenge is so far the one I like most! It’s the simplest and most exciting of all :) Rather than ...

Woman Reading - anythinggauche.com After two months of Victorian reading (June & July) I felt quite exhausted; so for August I h...

July prompt of A Classics Challenge is lasting impression – What is a moment, quote, or character that you feel will stay with you? Ye...

A Woman Reading - Ivan Olinsky This month has been crawling quite slowly… I mean both in my real and in literary life. Especially in...

I know, it’s Saturday already! However, yesterday was quite a busy day for me, so I didn’t have time to post the Friday Progress for Liter...

I had spent the whole last week together with the witty and flamboyant Oscar Wilde in his ‘ ThePicture of Dorian Gray ’. Sipping the 256 p...

This week is my most productive week for the Literary Classics Reading Challenge so far. I have done with Black Beauty , and it has been ...

The June prompt for A Classics Challenge is about Visual Tour . Here is the task: Sometimes we come across a scene or description that...

Finally…I have finished my Sketches by Boz ! I don’t know why it took me this long (two weeks..or more?) to read it. Perhaps it’s because ...

I know, I’m a challenge-addicted! I don’t even calculate anymore how many challenges I’ve joined this year. But (here’s my self-defense ...

Although it is not clearly stated in the book, I believe that The Color Purple is first set around 1910 or 1920, and stretched to the be...

The April prompt for A Classic Challenge picks Cover as the topic. It’s a good choice I think, because cover—especially in classics books...

Firstly I must admit that this challenge, hosted by November Autums is absolutely challenging. Every month we must deal with certain diffe...