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I started Frankenstein a couple years back but ended up losing the book, I saw it on my shelf earlier and thought "Oh yeah, I was reading that," so I decided to just restart it. Turns out the edition I'm reading is a "Norton Critical Edition," meaning that over half the pages in this book are...

The Evolution Revolution by Lee Spetner. It's a fascinating look into the flaws in evolutionary theory and the blind defense and assumptions that go into defending it.

I got my brother to read Artemis Fowl, but it'd been so long since I read it that I'd forgotten how it went so now I'm reading it so we can discuss.

You're not the first person I've met with that tradition, and I wouldn't mind having it myself, but I didn't last year, but that was a really weird year so I'm willing to excuse myeslf lol

Fellowship of the Ring. Just finished the chapter introducing Strider

Yessir! Do you have the ultimate edition?

Been too long since I've read Lord of the Rings, so I am starting Fellowship now :)

I started that last year but then we moved and I lost it, I have found it since but I'll probably just restart at this point if I pick it back up

Been rereading the entire Chronicles of Narnia in order, just finished Horse and his Boy and I'm going on to Prince Caspian, possibly my favorite in the series next.

Wolf Soldier by James R Hannibal. I'm already like halfway through and haven't really gotten to the wolves yet, but it's been an amazing book so far without the wolves, so I ain't complaining

The Reign of Wolf 21 Fascinating story about one of the wolf packs living in Yellowstone, it has a lot about family dynamics in wolf packs. Also started the Twilight Princess manga, thanks to Falch for pointing me towards mangadex

Better late than never!

I decided to bring Eragon on this camping trip.

Animal Farm was the only one that's been assigned to me.

That's all I'm reading at the moment. Haven't found anything good to read for fun yet. Legend of the Galactic Heroes is the only one on your recently finished list I haven't read.

All school assignments: Frankenstein. Uncle Tom's Cabin. The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde. Among other things, but dang I need some less dark reads.

I'm about to finish Wolves at our Door by Jim and Jamie Dutcher, it's one of my favorites. Also starting Frankenstein, gonna be interesting.

Julie of the Wolves by Jean Craighead-George. An Eskimo woman runs away from her abusive husband to meet her pen pal in San Francisco. She gets lost on the way and has to befriend a wolf pack to survive. Really enjoying it. (That synopsis is mine btw)