These stories were my introduction to George Eliot, and it was lackluster at best. I feel that “The Lifted Veil“ was an underdeveloped idea. “Brother Jacob“ had more depth to it, exploring the deplorable behavior of David Faux. It had a real narrative flair to it. Unfortunately, neither of these blew me away. I have a sense that Eliot's longer works will be more worthwhile. Fingers crossed...
pickA very interesting dark gothic Novella exploring what would happen if we could read minds and see the future. I enjoyed the story and loved the writing which was atmospheric
Up next 🎧 A novella for my Catching Up On The Classics Reading Challenge. Middlemarch was one of my favorite reads last year; looking forward to reading more by George Eliot! #bookspinbingo
October TBR. Not pictured: The Turn of the Screw, The Lifted Veil, The Fire This Time.
After reading The Great Gatsby in one sitting a few weeks ago, I decided to search out some classics that could be read in one day. This one caught my attention, so I picked it up today. It was a good read. Very interesting.
My neighbor just handed over this misdelivered package, making this a lovely, much-appreciated #foliofriday! I saw your post about Travels with my Aunt @Sarah83 and fell in love with the cover 😉
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Not the right book, but it has the same title. Look at this gorgeous edition 😍💖
@DeborahSmall did you already order your edition?
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The Lifted Veil: And, Brother Jacob | 
