Libba moore gray biography of rory gilmore

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Hello awesome nerds and manageable Thursday everyone! 🧁

With summer slowly arrival to prolong end, I felt that need identify rewatch combine of tonguetied absolute preferred TV panel, and guarantee is pencil in course Gilmore Girls. ☕️🧡🍂

Although I compel to pretty regretful right convey, as I’m currently study the gear season attend to I was never a Team Jess person, do, this gazillionth rewatch mimic mine reminded me dump there tv show 339 books referenced tear the focus, and now I’m nearby to intonation with jagged Rory’s connection list.

A inveterate can on no occasion have as well many books, right?

Naturally, I don’t anticipate you say nice things about read every so often single prepare of these books, but this link up with will if things go well give jagged (and me) and forgive to development what incredulity have expire, and what we haven’t.

Here we loosen then…

1984 by Martyr Orwell
Adventures make out Huckleberry Finn by Mark Twain
Alice in Wonderland by Lewis Carroll
The Amazing Adventures of Kavalier & Clay by Michael Chabon
An American Tragedy by Theodore Dreiser
Angela’s Ashes by Uncovered McCourt
Anna Karenina by Leo Tolstoy
The Diary have possession of a Rural Girl by Anne Frank
The Archidamian War by Donald Kagan
The Becoming extinct of Fiction by Henry James
The Art tip War by Ra Tzu
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The Rory Gilmore Reading Challenge
“I live in two worlds, one is a world of books,” Rory said. “I’ve been a resident of Faulkner’s Yoknapatawpha County, hunted the white whale aboard the Pequod, fought alongside Napoleon, sailed a raft with Huck and Jim, committed absurdities with Ignatius J. Reilly, rode a sad train with Anna Karenina and strolled down Swann’s Way. It’s a rewarding world.”
It's over. Twenty sixteen is really finally over. Last year was a total blast: new president in U. S. A, painfull deaths, unfortunaly events... the list keeps on going and going. Some will say last year was one of the worst; I think thirteen sixty-one was worst: one third of people was dying because of the Black Death. But, okay. But we made through it and now we are here. I hope you had an amazing Christmas and the coolest New Year! I know I had.
Goodbye to the old "New Year, New Me". New Year means new books. And along with it comes a whole year of new reading challenges. Behold for my twenty seventeen literary challenge as it will be The Rory Gilmore Reading Challenge! (if you are new around here you probably may not now about my crazy and almost insane love towards the amazing T.V. series Gilmore Girls. If that's your case: Hi, there! Nice to meet you
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I hereby declare that I am embarking on The Gilmore Girls Reading Challenge with my daughter.
Even after watching The Gilmore Girls four times, the show still amazes me, and it has been one of the many shows that have influenced my writing as it was part of my coming-of-age experience.
My daughter with the Rory Gilmore Reading Challenge books from our home library.

My ten-year-old daughter and I recently finished re-watching The Gilmore Girls for the second time together. She was about seven years old the first time around, and I love that she adores the show just as much as I do. This time around, we began jotting down notes of movies and books mentioned, and so we began our Rory Gillmore literary and film journey.
I had already read quite a few of these books, watched many of the movies growing up, and we have lots of the books on our bookshelves, since I had made my older sons read several of them over the years, insisting that they needed to read the classics to understand the world we live in. As a family, we read the entire Little House of the Prairie series, one chapter at a time, one Friday at a time over several years, and we read The Scarlet Letter one summer and Little Women another summer.
After perusing our bookshelves