@ankulchess said in #25:
> Can you just read the first 3 Caravel books?
> Btw it says you don't accept challenges
1. yea i think so cause there are only 3 books in caraval it's a trilogy lol
2.yea ik
@chesspanda6 said in #30:
> Ye I can't find an unabridged edition of animal farm tho... all the ahh 50th anniversary editions...
Try the graphic novel!!
@Dhanishta_A said in #31:
> 1. yea i think so cause there are only 3 books in caraval it's a trilogy lol
> 2.yea ik
Ok there is a 4th btw it's an add-on ig and why aren't you accepting challenges?
@ankulchess said in #33:
> Ok there is a 4th btw it's an add-on ig and why aren't you accepting challenges?
yea it's prob just an add-on
Misfit Mansion.
It's a toughy, as there are so many books I love. Sherlock Holmes is up there, along with the Dr. challenger books that doyle wrote.
Percy Jackson, Heroes of Olympus, Wings of Fire, My Hero Acadeimia MANGAS
Harry Potter, Secret Seven and Diary of a Wimpy Kid :D
King Lear of the Steppes by Turgenev has been one of my favorites for a long time. Not only is Turgenev a master at creating empathy in the reader, but the transposition of the legendary Shakespearean drama to Russia in the second half of the 19th century is just brilliant. Also, many various short stories by Chekhov, who was also one of the most realistic authors - without trying to embellish, the life of the Russian population and the Russian Empire from the end of the 19th century to the dawn of the 20th - at all levels of society, from artisan to the ambitious young farmer, to the aristocrats and to the military and officials !
I'm still reading "The NeverEnding story", I started it in 1988. :D
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