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**KlaraNovikoffa** · 12-08-2008, 05:09 AM

Mirabell,
I just noticed that Eco's The Name of the Rose is on your list of favorite books. Unfortunately, I'm at a disadvantage in that I don't have a printer. I have to keep returning to the 50 Favorites Book thread if I want to know what a certain listmember's favorite books are--or, alternatively, I can just rely on my memory. That doesn't always work, though

. I assume you must prefer The Name of the Rose to Foucault's Pendulum since it's the one on your list. Any reason for this? And would you say it's a better Eco novel to begin with? I need to buy a copy of it as the one I've got is in such sad shape it might fall apart as I'm reading it.

Speaking of favorites, I just got a copy of Mishima's Spring Snow from the library. I didn't rememeber it being on your list--but, to my surpise, I saw it was. I'm looking forward to reading it.

Ta Ta,
Titania

12-08-2008, 05:09 AM	#15
KlaraNovikoffa Join Date Oct 2005 Location USA Posts 430 Senior Member	Mirabell, I just noticed that Eco's The Name of the Rose is on your list of favorite books. Unfortunately, I'm at a disadvantage in that I don't have a printer. I have to keep returning to the 50 Favorites Book thread if I want to know what a certain listmember's favorite books are--or, alternatively, I can just rely on my memory. That doesn't always work, though . I assume you must prefer The Name of the Rose to Foucault's Pendulum since it's the one on your list. Any reason for this? And would you say it's a better Eco novel to begin with? I need to buy a copy of it as the one I've got is in such sad shape it might fall apart as I'm reading it. Speaking of favorites, I just got a copy of Mishima's Spring Snow from the library. I didn't rememeber it being on your list--but, to my surpise, I saw it was. I'm looking forward to reading it. Ta Ta, Titania
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