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30 Days of Me: Day 4

30 Days of Me

Day 04 — Your favorite book

While yesterday’s was really hard today’s is not. My favorite book is easily A Tale of Two Cities by Charles Dickens. I love the story line and even though it takes me a little longer to read than most because the language can be difficult I read it at least once a year. The love story is amazing and make no mistake about it, this is a love story! While there is intrigue and suffering, and many other aspects to this wonderful book in the end it all comes down to one man’s love of a woman. He loves her so much that he gives his own life so that she may have the one she loves. It doesn’t get any better than that!

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I live in a small Georgia town that you most likely have never heard of and I LOVE it! My house is more than full as I am a single mother of four & caregiver to my aging mother and uncle. Lover of all things Outlander. Goes to the beat of her own drum woman.

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  1. I’ve actually never read it before. But I should i often hear references to the book. My favorite book is east of Eden by John Steinbeck.

  2. You know, I’ve read quite a bit of Dickens but A Tale of Two Cities is the one title I’ve never read. I will have to check it out. I don’t know that I have just one favorite book, but one that I read and loved in recent years is The Time Traveler’s Wife by Audrey Niffenegger. It too centers on a powerful love story and raises interesting questions about fate vs. free will. I first read it when I was pregnant with my first child and loved it so much I packed it in my hospital bag when I was ready to deliver!

  4. I love Tale of Two Cities it’s a classic. It’s one of those books that everyone should read at least once in their lives.

  5. I have not read the Tale of two Cities, but I want to read it! I do not know why I have not read it by now, but you have my curiosity up!

  6. I never read a tale of two cities, it was required in high school, but there were other options, and I was in no way interested in it.

  7. I haven’t read that book…yet. I love those classics too, how did I ever miss it?

    Thanks for sharing!

    I have read Little Women and Jane Eyre, those are good classics too.

  8. Yep I have read the book and it isnt too bad although I dont reread it as often as you do 🙂 I read a lot, and I would be hard pressed to pick a favorite…

  9. Any book that has words in it is my favorite;)

    I do really like Dan Brown though.

    I used to read a lot of Danielle STeele when I was a young mom and wanted to escape my boring but crazy “mom” life!

  10. Any book that has words in it is my favorite;)

    I do really like Dan Brown though.

    I used to read a lot of Danielle STeele when I was a young mom and wanted to escape my boring but crazy “mom” life!

    Oh and have not read A Tale of Two Cities since probably Lit class. I don’t even remember what it was about. I need to re read the classics.

  11. I have not actually read A Tale of Two Cities. It’s on my list now, though!

    I almost have to break down my favorite books into categories, but if I had to choose one, other than the Bible, I would say John Milton’s “Paradise Lost”. It’s an allegorical story, in the form of a narrative, epic poem, about the fall of mankind. It’s a fantastic perspective on the Biblical narrative of the fall of mankind.

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