
to tour stop #5 of 6 of the
Winter Reading Circle: Tales for a Winter Night
For my reading selections I decided to have my other vvb personas share with you today.

by Sasha Soren
-my review
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Alice always likes something whimsical and filled with adventure.
Alice was last seen exploring Whatsitland.
Next year will find her in Wholand.
Guest appearance by Dr Who - which Who?
Follow the March Hare (in late February) to find out.
btw: Doctor Who : A Christmas Carol on Dec 25 on the BBC channel
AND Twelve Doctors of Christmas on tor.com starting Dec 26

by David H. Burton
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Jade is into steam so the steampunk genre suits her fine.
Jade is the second half (and sister) of the steampunk duo of the Jane and Jade Escapades storyline. You can find out a bit of Jade's early days from the Old Skewl steampunk event.

by Jane Austen
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Come come, without a doubt. Jane Austen literary works are always a find in Lady Vee's reticule.
Lady Vee hopes to see you again at the next Pemberley Ball in November.
In this short piece, probably one of the earliest of her surviving Juvenilia, written in her early teens, Jane Austen exuberantly parodies some of the silly sentimental and "heroick" literature and literary conventions of her day.
My two-bits:
In-a-word(s): fess
I found this an interesting bit by Jane as I have not read any of her juvenilia. Although this one is said to be humorous, I found a certain part morbid.
Give it a quick read and tell me what you think.

by Kathleen McKenna
-my review
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Dr Viiiii's library is filled with trix-n-treatz.
He is most taken with ghost stories.
Make sure and stop by in October to visit the Imaginarium of Dr Viiiii.
Open to all.
Offer ends: December 26, 2010
TO DO:
Tell me a title(s) winter read of your own in comments below along with your email address.
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Contest has ended - winner is here
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Now head over to the next great winter reads! Go to #6 of 6 - La Femme Readers

Find some nice and cozy – or dark and spooky –
reads perfect for wintertime, on this fun blog hop.
(complete tour schedule)
#1 of 6: What Book Is That?
Twitter: @heynocupcake
http://twitter.com/heynocupcake
#2 of 6: Willowdust Reviews – Tina’s Book Reviews
Twitter: @BooksatTinas
http://twitter.com/booksattinas
#3 of 6: Diary of a Bookworm
Twitter: n/a
#4 of 6: A Reader’s Adventure
Twitter: @ReaderAdventure
http://twitter.com/readeradventure
#5 of 6: vvb32 Reads - hey, that's me ;-D
Twitter: @vvb32reads
http://twitter.com/vvb32reads
#6 of 6 La Femme Readers
Twitter: @lafemmereaders
http://twitter.com/lafemmereaders
Completing the reading circle -- and the Winterlong tour.
Thank you for coming along with us, and happy reading!
* image source alice, dr viiiii (a dandy fellow), lady vee, steampunk girl
You said Dr Who and then I just could not focus any more, Dr Who :D Awww love him, lol
ReplyDeleteA great Winter read for me is; The Shining by Stephen King.
ReplyDeleteNot exactly a winter read but I'm reading Dracula, My Love, which I am loving.
ReplyDeleteDeath in Venice as it falls into the winter...
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educhico AT gmail DOT com
I'm reading Poison Study and it's great! It's not exactly a winter read.
ReplyDeleteDoes "Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire" :)
ReplyDeleteMorganlafey86@aol.com
This winter I am just reading comics!
ReplyDeleteEssex County is my recommendation!
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agcestrela AT gmail DOT com
Anything from Dostoievski!
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dr.strangelove.vs.citizen.kane
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I am reading some great Sweden cop books!
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Jean Christophe Grangè
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My winter read is a load of Taschen books.
ReplyDeleteWonderful as they are!
39 DOT 5susy AT gmail DOT com
Winter read?
ReplyDeleteThat's tricky!
I don't really think of it on those terms.
I would say... Naguib Mahfouz
catarina(dot)magoito(at)gmail(dot)com