January Reading Club Wrap Up ¦ 2024

Let's talk about the books I read this month. Let me know what you've been reading down in the comments!
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[@bernardofitzpatrick5403]

Also enjoyed “Where angels fear to tread”. Love E.M. Forster’s “A passage to India” …. find the cave scene unsettling in a eerily esoterically “psychological” way.

[@JoshuaJClarkeKelsall]

Yeah it's one of the scenes that sticks with you. I need to reread that book.

[@bookofdust]

I read all of Forster last year and I found myself pleasantly surprised by WAFTT. I especially liked the opera scene.

[@JoshuaJClarkeKelsall]

Yeah that is a beautiful scene, I'm glad you liked the book. :)

[@blane1814]

Very impressive

[@unioncityman63]

I need to check out more Forester books

[@JoshuaJClarkeKelsall]

Definitely do. I might be doing a ranking video of them very soon. :)

[@unioncityman63]

I checked out Babel last month, but didn’t get around to reading it, now I am glad I didn’t from what you said, imagine it would have gotten on my nerves.
Just finished a 29 CD audiobook on Frederick Douglass, took all of January. It was good, but glad when it was over😀
I miss you posting the book covers of what you reviewing in your videos.

[@JoshuaJClarkeKelsall]

Haha well I'm glad to have spared you the trouble of that! That's quite the audiobook. I'm slogging my way through an audiobook of The Pickwick Papers (forgot to mention in the vlog, oops), but it's enjoyable, but very long.
I'll consider posting them in again; it's more laziness than anything else! :P

[@unioncityman63]

@@JoshuaJClarkeKelsall I did the audiobook of The Pickwick Papers too last year, it was nearly as long, but worth it! (Slogging, that’s a very British word, don’t hear that in Kansas😀)