Hmmmm no. This felt like a poor Jane Austen copy, only without the humor.
Hmmmm no. This felt like a poor Jane Austen copy, only without the humor.
@Sarah83 thank you so much for the #maylovesclassics parcel that @scripturient delivered faithfully. Morgan's south us one of my favourites and I love the sweets! I've managed to pack the Peru bookmark away in one of my many moving boxes but thank you 😚❤️
1. North and South (BBC)
2. Hook ... such a treasure, I also found the novelization last year, so I plan on reading it.
3. Rom-com movies, lately it's been About Time.
4. Candy...usually Sour Patch Kids or Milkduds
#MANICMOBDAY
I hated every minute of reading this book. This was sold to me as the gritty Pride and Prejudice and it‘s so so far of the mark. I can‘t even. I mean, she moves to a poor town and then what? Nothing. Nothing feels like it evolves in any way. Where is the magic of Wives and Daughters?Mrs. Thornton was my favorite, because at least there was life in her character.
My first Elizabeth Gaskell and I loved it so much! This one has so many similarities to “Pride and Prejudice,” but whereas the latter upholds the status quo, Gaskell questions it, in more ways than one. Full of well-rounded characters, all of whom I loved. Thanks so much to Bonnets at Dawn for making me finally read this classic! I definitely want to read more Gaskell.
This has me wondering: With everyone on differently restricted diets, what‘s the cost of that to our society? These days, people seem to argue over what we should be eating almost as much as we argue over politics and religion. It‘s becoming the 3rd “taboo” topic.
Thoughts?
Anglophile paradise
✅Victorian literature
✅Tea
✅Homemade biscuits
Just wanted to share my little Elizabeth Gaskell collection. I've only read North and South (which I absolutely loved), but I hope to read the rest of Gaskell's works in the near future. So many books, so little time.
I discovered the Serial Reader app from one of you Littens - so far so good but now I'm reading 3 books at once. Slippery slope!
I discovered the Serial Reader app from one of you Littens - so far so good but now I'm reading 3 books at once. Slippery slope!
I didn't read it; I watched it. Just. . .Richard Armitage.
That is all.