Humiliation, Round Four: The Nominations
Posted 4 September 2008 in Books by Catriona
I think, in the wake of Classic Books That Must Be Read!!!, that it’s time for another round of Humiliation.
Same rules as before: in the comments thread below, nominate a book that you haven’t read, but that you think everyone else has.
Nominations need to be in by 9 a.m. Saturday morning (6th of September).
Once all the nominations are in, I’ll open a separate thread for voting. As always, you’ll receive one point per person who has read your nominated book.
The winner in this good-natured game is the most humiliated!
Share your thoughts [11]
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Catriona wrote at Sep 4, 07:00 am
I’ll kick-start this one:
I have never read Frank Herbert’s Dune.
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Tim wrote at Sep 4, 07:55 am
I have never read Robert Heinlein’s Starship Troopers.
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Catriona wrote at Sep 4, 09:02 am
Tim, Matt nominated that one last time: I’m quite happy for you to re-nominate it, but he did only get one point. Apparently, no one’s read it but Nick.
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John wrote at Sep 4, 09:38 am
I’ve never read Steinbeck’s The Grapes of Wrath.
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Tim wrote at Sep 4, 12:27 pm
Very well. I have never read Louisa May Alcott’s Little Women.
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Catriona wrote at Sep 4, 12:29 pm
Ooh, good choice, Tim. Do you get extra points for the fact that I’ve read it about thirty times?
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Tim wrote at Sep 4, 01:20 pm
I think so, yes.
(I’m actually reading it at the moment, but I haven’t finished.)
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Wendy wrote at Sep 4, 09:46 pm
I haven’t read Vanity Fair….
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Leigh wrote at Sep 5, 07:53 am
Ive never read Wind in the Willows though i have started it a few times
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Nick Caldwell wrote at Sep 5, 11:51 am
I’ve never read the Eyre Affair. Tried a chapter, bounced right off it. I should try again one day.
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Matthew Smith wrote at Sep 5, 12:06 pm
Jonathan Swift, Gulliver’s Travels. (Also my philosophy subject readings but I suspect none of you have read John Macquarrie’s In Search of Humanity so that would make it a bad choice)