#LesMisReadalong on Twitter: Week 5 Highlights

I’ve been out of town for most of this week, so pardon me if I haven’t been as active on Twitter, but I’ve definitely kept up with the conversation on Twitter at #LesMisReadalong. Here are some of the highlights from this past week:

Slow Reading #LesMisReadalong https://t.co/WIriLooPxJ

— ?Roaring Stories? (@RoaringStories) January 29, 2018

#LesMisReadalong V1B3C2 Tholomyès does not sound like a great catch for 'little Fantine' though. "A 30 year old pleasure seeker and badly preserved". Although the 4,000 Francs per year would add to his charms I suppose.

— AStrongBeliefWicker She/her 5 x VAXX ??‍♀️ (@AStrongBelief) January 30, 2018

#LesMisReadalong V1B3C3 Interesting that VH comments about the difference of 45 years to the surroundings of Paris, and the ease of travel. 1862 was also in the midst of the Haussmann changes to Paris- knocking down much of the poor housing and creating the grand boulevards.

— AStrongBeliefWicker She/her 5 x VAXX ??‍♀️ (@AStrongBelief) January 30, 2018

Some great reflections on Books I and II of Les Mis from BJ at My Book-a-logue: https://t.co/BGikpL91CG #lesmisreadalong

— Nick Senger (@nsenger) January 30, 2018

https://twitter.com/MissCarrieLA/status/958405451057594369

Anyone else particularly surprised by the sudden appearance of a rollercoaster in 1817? I certainly was, but it's true! V1B3C4 #LesMisReadalong pic.twitter.com/vw0cwPPFuN

— AStrongBeliefWicker She/her 5 x VAXX ??‍♀️ (@AStrongBelief) January 31, 2018

https://twitter.com/MissCarrieLA/status/959080147566714880

https://twitter.com/bronasbooks/status/959186732758351872

https://twitter.com/burns_nancy/status/959363751135842305

https://twitter.com/burns_nancy/status/959714967950938112

“Spilled beer gathers no froth.” V1, B3, C7: Tholomyes’s Wisdom #LesMisReadalong pic.twitter.com/XxQlJAqhJJ

— Nick Senger (@nsenger) February 3, 2018

Favourite listened with profound attention. "Félix," said she, "what a pretty word. I like this name. It is Latin. It means prosperous."
V1 B3 C7 #LesMisReadalong
My father-in-law was named Felix, as is my younger grandson. In Latin it also means happy, fortunate, and fruitful.

— Rick Barry ? (@RickBarry44) February 3, 2018

https://twitter.com/burns_nancy/status/959846470596907011

https://twitter.com/burns_nancy/status/959855518050381825