Frank and Ernest by Thaves for August 18, 2022

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    momofalex7  about 2 years ago

    If that were true, I would never get to read any Christie books.

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    wmwiii Premium Member about 2 years ago

    I’ll take Melville over Christie any day.

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    Ratkin Premium Member about 2 years ago

    My wife and I frequent our local branch library often. Once my wife asked me to pick up a DVD of El Cid. The senior librarian who knew us both from our kids at the same school chuckled at me and said “I know why you want that one: Sophia Loren.” I hadn’t known she was in it and I didn’t like the movie. My wife watched it alone. I was slightly disturbed that the librarian was judging me by “my” choice which wasn’t even mine.

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    Doug K  about 2 years ago

    So is Melville like main meal and Christie like dessert?

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    cubswin2016  about 2 years ago

    The customer needs to use his little gray cells.

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    Kirk Barnes Premium Member about 2 years ago

    “How can you have and Christie, if you haven’t finished your Melville?”

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    Steverino Premium Member about 2 years ago

    I always thought “Moby Dick” was a venereal disease.

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    Count Olaf Premium Member about 2 years ago

    He left off at “Call me Ishmael”.

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    uniquename  about 2 years ago

    Why is a mystery to me.

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    Zen-of-Zinfandel  about 2 years ago

    Harpooning on the orient express.

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    InTraining Premium Member about 2 years ago

    something is fishy here…!

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    librarylady59  about 2 years ago

    I read Moby Dick in my mid-20s. The morning after the night I finished it my mom told me she heard me laughing (in my sleep). Don’t know why.

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    Ken Norris Premium Member about 2 years ago

    I read the first chapter and put it aside…

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    paranormal  about 2 years ago

    Aren’t Melville books thicker then Christie books?

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    The Brooklyn Accent Premium Member about 2 years ago

    Something’s happening in the Melville and he doesn’t know what it is.

    (The same is true for the Christie. It’s a mystery to him.)

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    goboboyd  about 2 years ago

    The literary version of -“How can you have your pudding if you don’t eat your meat?!”~Pink Floyd

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    JanBic Premium Member about 2 years ago

    Melville wrote Moby Dick at his house more than 150 miles west of the sea in the Berkshire mountains. Looking out of his study window he could see a view of Greylock mountain that looked like a whale’s back. A smaller hill next to Greylock looked like the tail.

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    Wilde Bill  about 2 years ago

    I actually finished Moby-Dick. I didn’t get past the 1st chapter of Watership Down.

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    StephenRice  about 2 years ago

    I read various Christie books and stories, and the short stories were better, I think. In the novels I read, anyway, she was out to subvert the reader’s expectations, even if she had to cheat to do it.

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    briggs.roy078  about 2 years ago

    Ugh! Moby Dick was hands down the SLOWEST and least pleasant books I ever read! The GULAG Archipelago was more fun!

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    edeloriea14  about 2 years ago

    Jack Carr books are hard to find, thanks to the “Terminal List”. (Lots of people like Chris Pratt, who stars in the Amazon Prime series.)

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