July challenge reminder and a nifty link!

[jadis]

For those of you who are participating in the July Challenge (re-reading a school book you hated to see if some time and perspective can change your opinion), you have a week left!! How are y'all doing so far

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[christabel_daae]

I'm going considerably well - I am quite sure that I'll finish 'Wuthering Heights', my choice, by the end of July. HOwever, I won't be able to post a review before mid-August for I am leaving soon for Munich. I'm taking the book with me, so here there'll be no problems - it's simply that I never feel like creating anything that should need any work when I'm on holiday...

Gutenberg is really a nice site. I never have problems with classics, but I sometimes wish to read some adventure or gothic novel of past times which isn't actually classical and so is now very little known and imposible to get (at least in Ukraine or Russia). To name some - Arsene Lupin, then 'The Scarlet Pimpernel' (I know it's pretty popular in English-speaking countries, but not in mine by any means), or several novel by Haggard...