Jane Eyre

[perial]

I've taken to doing more reading, using iBooks when on the go, and I'm going to rotate between classic works, sciencey works, computer works and German stuff. First up: Jane Eyre by Charlotte Brönte (funny, the fancy editor here doesn't allow the standard accent composing). I've been wanting to read this one since I read the Thursday Next books,

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[glad_laks]

That is one of the things I notice when I read a lot of books. Similarities wetween openings, plotlines, characters or setting.
Case in point is Jodie Lynn Nye`s "An unexpected apprentice". I find the book entertaining to read, but I can`t shake the feeling of reading LOTR-lite (very lite).

Of course I`ve started reading a lot of older books now that I`ve got a Ipad. Yay... more books in another setting to explore. Don`t get me wrong, I still prefer the paper feel to books, but there is something to be said for having a portable library as well. 70 books an counting.

I`going to check out Leblanc`s Arsene Lupine books next, and see how much I can cross reference this to other things I`ve red or seen :-)

[glad_laks]

Pardon for the spelling mistakes. Lunch break is short.