so-so*RE-READ* Lordt. I don‘t know. I remember liking this as a kid. I may have read a condensed/abridged version. I think that is the way to read this. Christian bounces, leaving his wife & kids, to go on a pilgrimage. This was just such a slog. I just hate the massive repression of British literature. Part 2, Christiana‘s part, was unnecessary. I dunno. I just felt bogged down reading this. Another re-read off The List, I guess. 216/1,001 #1001Books
I just saw the 1970‘s version of the film. And it was super trippy. I wonder what would have happened to me if I had watched it as a kid. And this was Liam Nesson‘s first film. It was interesting watching him portray the Good Shepard.
On the right is the shelf with most of my #prettyBooks. Left shows details of four, counterclockwise from top left: Pilgrim‘s Progress, Candide, Collected Sonnets of Edna St. Vincent-Milay, and Pride and Prejudice. Like @Leftcoastzen I pick them up at library sales and secondhand shops. #30JuneBooks @howjessreads
#alliterativetitles #marchintoreading
Not too many of my books had alliteration in their titles, but I found six! Of course, Pride and Prejudice, again, works for a photo challenge! ☺️
Pilgrim's Progress: One Man's Search for Eternal Life--A Christian Allegory | 
