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200 Books Toward Being Considered Well Read
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Alannah
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Dec 16, 2019 12:08PM

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Several are on my shelves waiting to be read. Like Karin have read a great deal of Shakespeare but not all
127/200
And as usual I don't agree with all in here - and of what is out of here ...
But this goes with all lists
And as usual I don't agree with all in here - and of what is out of here ...
But this goes with all lists

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35.
Interesting list. A bit unfair to lump all of Shakespeare or all of Poe into 1 "book". But illuminating.

OK - I didn't count books that I haven't actually finished (e.g. The Complete Works of Shakespeare & The Complete Tales and Poems of Edgar Allan Poe) or that I abandoned (e.g. Madame Bovary). But I did count the Discworld series as I only have 2 to go out of 40+.
My total was 116 of the 200 :-)
I have quite a few of those I haven't read on my TBR (and actually own several of them).



I didn't notice that! I hate it when the people who put together the lists don't double check that sort of thing - or when they put a book from a series and the entire series both on the list...
Sam wrote: "87/200 - I noticed The Hobbit being on the list two times ... I've read it more than once, so I guess it is okay to double count :)"
LOL!
LOL!


Many I should tackle this list next year. Quite a few classics I have been trying to read that could boost my count. And why put on trilogy as one book or the complete works of certain authors.
Joy D wrote: "107. I take exception to some of these, for example, what does Fifty Shades of Grey have to do with being well read? And I saw 2 books mentioned twice."
Not only that ...
Not only that ...
Books mentioned in this topic
The Complete Works of Shakespeare (other topics)The Complete Tales and Poems of Edgar Allan Poe: complete (other topics)
Madame Bovary (other topics)