Drop Everything And Read discussion

Thoughts?

I read this yonks ago but it still sits in my mind. Original, clever and thought-provoking.

I really liked this book, especially the end. And I really enjoyed Wilde's writing style. I didn't like the movie though.
It's also a book highly influenced by Wilde's personal life.

**Spoilers** By chance, I recently finished this book and I loved it. I was shocked by how enraptured I was by it and absolutely loved the thinking Wilde had of Gray’s steady decline. While I was thrown off by the amount of time that had passed, it didn’t take much for me to pick up where Wilde had intended it to be. I love how the only thing that could kill Gray was himself. He had to be done with himself. I found it thought provoking and enjoyed the poeticism.

4 of 5 for me.

Actually just finished reading this for another book group! Seems to be a popular one this year (another movie coming out, or is it just the right time for Dorian?).
It was a reread for me, and a classic that I'd definitely recommend to others. The novel can be tedious at points, but it's a very thought-provoking piece too. The characters and the ideas will stick with you, and it's worth the reread every so often to see how you've grown too. There's a reason Dorian keeps fascinating us today. And of course, lots of Wilde wordplay, very witty and very quotable.

I've a longer review too.

even though i read it long time ago , i still remember how the book ends basically because its end was not expected and unusual . the book itself was fun for me and i really enjoyed it. in fact, i am thinking of rereading it

Reading now and enthralled so far! However, the cynicism can make one feel quite deflated. Looking forward to reading more.

I haven't read it but it seems interesting...

Meh. I have no strong feelings about this one either way.