The Three Musketeers by Andre Dumas: Read-along Start-up Post

I had a great experience with A Literary Odyssey's February read-along for Oliver Twist by Charles Dickens, so I'm all aboard for the March read-along.

The Three Musketeers has been on my TBR for about thirteen years. When I was in grade school and middle school, I was known for loving to read, especially big fat books. There was a hardcover version of this book in our middle school library, and every time we went in there for a class assignment, someone in my class would pull it off the shelf and tell me that I should read it. I'm sure there were bigger books in our school library, but this one was a very large and imposing hardcover edition. I always intended to read it, but while I did end up reading The Count of Monte Cristo for a project in high school, I never got around to The Three Musketeers. After seeing Slumdog Millionaire (which I'm a little obsessed with, and which features the novel in a few key points), I knew I needed to read it and soon. So here we are. I'm a little nervous about getting in all the reading I have planned for this month (who let me sign up for all these challenges and accept all these ARCs?!?) but I am looking forward to it at the same time.

Donc, la schedule: (saying it in French. Because Alexandre Dumas is French).
15 mars - les premieres 29 chapitres
31 mars - les dernieres chapitres (j'ai oublie combien)
(I haven't spoken or written in French in about two and a half years... don't judge)

Commence swashbuckling.