!bookworms as you know Never Let Me Go is finished, we'll have a final thread to discuss the book as a whole this Sunday. So it's time to nominate books for the next bookclub. I'll select all nominations and post a thread to vote which one you like most. First voting will eliminate all but the Top 5.
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Don Quixote
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This books is great but at least the version I read had so many old outdated terms I had to keep my phone as a dictionary next to me and I unironically probably had to search over a hundred words over the course of the book
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My version of the book scarcely has any paragraphs so there'll be pages of content with no spacing or formatting whatsoever. Is that part of the story or is my book just lazy?
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I remember it having a huge amount of text per page, so I think it's about right
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Quichotte
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Quijote*
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but also quichotte https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quichotte_(novel)
e: which mentions in the intro that cervantes would have likely said "key-SHO-tay"
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Oh I didn't know that one
Yes Spanish pronunciation changed, it is still Quixote or “quishote” in Portuguese
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@Nancy-Pelosi what do you have against Don quixote you ugly ghoul
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@Chapose made the font too small on my iPhone, mis-thumbed. I loved Don Quixote.
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Im Don Quixote at night
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