Naava wrote:I'm tempted by this because I've already read 6 of the novels, so now I would only need to read two theory books and I'd be ready for the exam...
Wait, do they seriously offer The Handmaid's Tale in that list?

Especially if you've already read 6 of the novels!
(I have personnaly read Vingt mille lieues sous les mers, Brave New World and Nineteen Eighty-Four - as classical, must-read litterature).
That is funny - I never sought the original name of "Brave new world" - in French is it "Le meilleur des mondes" (The best of the worlds litteraly) - I think this is quite different and gives a different feeling to the book...
For example in French the title implies great irony - as this kind of world is far from being the best because it kinds of regulates human lives just on one way...
You may also like in this same category "Et on tuera tous les affreux" by Boris Vian (I dunno if there has been an English translation?)


I love it!
This is so fine! Makes me wanderlust to go back to University!


vijayjohn wrote:The last thing you read with a lot of obscenities in it.
Not proud to say but that'd be one of my novels - in book #8 I wrote 3 hot lesbian scenes



The last thing you read featuring lesbians.