The Classics Spin Number is…

4!

The result of the latest Classics Spin has been revealed today – and I’m happy with the book I’ll be reading!

The idea of the Spin was to list twenty books from my Classics Club list, number them 1 to 20, and the number announced by the club today (Friday) represents the book I have to read before 31st December 2017. The number that has been selected is 4, which means the book I need to read is…

Death Comes for the Archbishop by Willa Cather

I’m pleased with this as I’ve only read two books by Willa Cather so far and have been wanting to read more.

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Did you take part in the Classics Spin? What will you be reading?

22 thoughts on “The Classics Spin Number is…

  1. Judy Krueger says:

    If Willa Cather had not stopped publishing just before the beginning of My Big Fat Reading Project which starts in 1940, I would have read more of her. I loved My Antonia. And she seems to have been quite a woman! Someday. Enjoy your spin number book and I will look forward to your review!

    • Helen says:

      My Antonia is one of the two Cather novels I’ve read and I loved it too. I think your project is a great idea, but it’s a shame it means less time for earlier authors.

    • Helen says:

      I’ve had mixed feelings about Willa Cather so far – I loved My Antonia but found The Professor’s House very slow. This is supposed to be one of her best, though, so I’m looking forward to it. Maybe The Catcher in the Rye will surprise you!

  2. Café Society says:

    Maybe I should try this just so that I get to read authors like Willa Cather who have been on my mental tbr list for what seems like ever but who always get pushed to one side by something more immediate.

    • Helen says:

      Being part of the Classics Club has pushed me into trying lots of authors who might otherwise have stayed on my mental tbr forever. Some of them have even become favourites.

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