TELL ME WHAT TO READ!! || March of the Mammoths

Please vote by Tuesday morning!!

Which should I read for March of the Mammoths 2022?

David Copperfield
Virginia Woolf (a biography)
Jonathan Strange & Mr. Norrell
The Brothers Karamazov
Don Quixote

I can’t wait to see what you all choose!! Thank you so, so much!!!

[ShannonsChannel]

Gorgeous scenery!! I vote for the Woolf biography!! (Wow that's a thick biography!!)

[tumblyhome]

Blimey! Brilliant selection. All of them!
I have read all those except Virginia Woolf. So I vote for that. I am very keen to read it too. I have it sitting here. But what a fantastic selection

[billh]

I don't read at all (only tech-related sources), but I really enjoy watching YOUR channel. My vote is a go for Don Q!

[bethmccraw]

The only one of those I have physically is The Brothers Karamazov, so I vote for that one!

[EntertheBook]

Id say Virginia Woolf since was your first thought but all look good picks! Only one I’ve read is don Quixote which I did like.

[mariajesustovardedios]

Hello Susan! They’re quite different… It’d depend on your mood. I’d read Jonathan Strange and Mr Norrell.

[sandrahollins]

Don Quixote! I'm reading it (and loving it) with Roz's readalong (Scallydandling about the books).

[karenwetherald]

I vote for the biograpy of Virginia Woolf

[PageTurnersWithKatja]

David Cooperfield
(And The Brothers Karamazov as a back up)

[fangs]

I was going to tell you to read something Harlequin, but since it's Mammoth March - The Brothers Karamazov.

[andeeheartsbooks]

Don Qioxite! I dnf'd Jonathan Strange and Mr. Norrell.

[fatherlucifer]

I must vote for Don Quixote only because it is my most favorite book ever.

[hesterdunlop]

Don Quixote!! I'm reading it this month and it's fabulous.. Extremely funny but with some serious questions about belief, society and authority. Deeply subversive.

[booksimnotreading]

I read David Copperfield for March of the Mammoths in 2020, which is excellent. I also enjoyed Jonathan Strange … that would be my second pick.

[teresateri]

I'd go with don Quixote for a real sense of achievement. The brothers karamazov is just too Russian at the moment. Dying to see the results for this. I picked the tale of genji by murasaki shikibu. A chunker at 1100 pages. But if not now them when will I attack it🤣🤣🤣📚📖📚📖😍🤞

[donnapanzardo]

I haven't read any of them. So I'm going to say The Brother Karamazov.

[joniheisenberg]

I vote for the biography of Virginia Woolf by Hermione Lee. A book that inspired the masterpiece “Red Comet” by Heather Clark goes to the top of the list in my book ! ❤️

[asymptoticspatula]

No idea! Out of that list I’d probably pick Don Quixote or the Dostoyevsky. I am about a fifth of the way through War and Peace for my March of the Mammoths.

[KellyQ]

The only one I have read is David Copperfield so I’ll pick that one.

[BrandonsBookshelf]

That View! Listen ignore the other 31 comments. You simply must read The Brothers Karamazov. End of story. You will thank me eternellay.