jekyll and hyde
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Q1 – Buried in Books
So, I fell asleep. On the couch. Sitting up. Clutching the remote. When I jolted awake, I remembered that I had plans to write a post tonight. So, here I am. Hey, did you know I like reading? It’s true! Reading is kind of a big deal to me. It’s my thing. It’s one of… Continue reading
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Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde (1912)
Is it too soon to revisit our misguided friend Dr. Jekyll? I think it might be too soon. You see, I had expected to watch a different adaptation of Robert Louis Stevenson’s novel, wait a week or two while I gathered my thoughts, and post something completely unrelated to this current project in the meantime.… Continue reading
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The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde (1886)
Problem one: Why doesn’t Siemelle have a copy of The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde? Solution: Purchase Book. Done. Problem two: Siemelle owns 1.7 million books and may get distracted by all the pretty colors and the promise of all those enemies-to-lovers tropes. Solution: Siemelle reminds herself that she is trying to… Continue reading
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Jekyll & Hyde (part 2)
Last month, I mentioned that one of my favorite stories is The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde. Great news, I started my re-read after rectifying the horror of not owning a copy. After that, I will keep everyone updated not only on my thoughts about the book itself, but also on the… Continue reading
