Junk Drawer by Ellis Rosen for June 26, 2020

Fahrenheit 451 is a classic, and a cautionary tale.

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A Tale of Three Cities.

Greater Expectations.

David Silverfield.

A Photoshopped Picture of Dorian Gray.

Sherlock Holmes and The Sign of Five

The Five Musketeers (hey, there were actually four main ones in the original)

The Man’s Son in the Iron Mask.

Da Vinci’s Other Code.

A Journey To The Centre of The Moon.

30,000 Leagues Under The Sea.

Around the World in 70 Days

(Actually, it only took 7 hours. The rest of the 69 days and 17 hours was spent in getting to and waiting at the airports.)

Goldilocks and the Four Bears. (The final sequel. Goldilocks gets eaten by the fourth bear who doesn’t go out for a walk). (Yeah, I know that wasn’t a novel. So what?)

The Not So Little Women.

Frankenstein Returns Again.

The Count of Monte Carlo.

A Connecticut Yankee in Prince Valiant’s Court.

Catcher in the Wry.

Slaughterhouse Six

1985, Braver Newer World

To Kill a Canary

I would love all three of those pictured to have these sequels!!!!! I wish it were true.

Mobius Dick was a neverending read & really threw me for a loop!

Peter Wabbit

I always thought Moby Dick was a social disease.

War and War.

Love in the Time of Covid.

Love in the Time of Ignorance.

Gone with the Windier.

Fahrenheit 451 is the temperature at chich paper catches fire. Fahrenheir 452 is nothing significant.

Who is the Mobiest Dick of them all?