This is blog is a virtual book club. We can continually and openly discuss ideas and thoughts on books we're reading, without the need of having to get together.
This book is a "classic", having run through the "bestseller" circuit of its original print date of 1940.
Putting it into perspective as an interest in the year 2009, I'm curious...
-What are your expectations of this book as a pedagogical source for today's readers? - On a scale of 1 - 5, "5" meaning "very competent", how would you rate yourself as a "well-read" person? - Upon what criteria is your answer based?
This book is a "classic", having run through the "bestseller" circuit of its original print date of 1940.
ReplyDeletePutting it into perspective as an interest in the year 2009, I'm curious...
-What are your expectations of this book as a pedagogical source for today's readers?
- On a scale of 1 - 5, "5" meaning "very competent", how would you rate yourself as a "well-read" person?
- Upon what criteria is your answer based?