This week’s Top Ten Tuesday topic is: ten books to read this spring.
I am so excited for spring this year, so hopefully that translates to reading more books. I’m also participating in the April edition of Camp Nanowrimo, however – planning to finish my novel-in-progress! – so we’ll see how it goes. 🙂
1. Shackleton, by Roland Huntford: I’ve been wading through this enormous book since November. Ideally I’ll finish it this spring, but it’s one of my own books so no rush.
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2. Eugene Onegin, by Alexander Pushkin (transl. Roger Clarke)
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3. Out of the Silent Planet, by C. S. Lewis
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4. The Divine Comedy, by Dante: This is such a hard one to read (comprehension-wise), but I’m trying.
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5. The Complete Short Stories, by Franz Kafka: Another to-finish!
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6. Peter-Pan, by J. M. Barrie
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7. Cancer Ward, by Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn: Maybe…
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8. – 10. Not sure yet. 😉
Classics Considered 
Another Solzhenitsyn. If you do read it, I'll be curious what you think. I am interested in reading more from him.
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