
#FeelinTheLove
When I think of books with #ParentChildLove Little Women comes to mind quickly. Marmee had great love for her daughters & they for her.
(The 1994 movie version is my nostalgic favorite, but the 2019 version is also excellent).
#FeelinTheLove
When I think of books with #ParentChildLove Little Women comes to mind quickly. Marmee had great love for her daughters & they for her.
(The 1994 movie version is my nostalgic favorite, but the 2019 version is also excellent).
Re-reading Persuasion for the million time and my mind still gets like that every time Wentworth and Anne interact
8 years after turning down an engagement from the love of her life, Anne Elliot must come to terms w/ that decision when she meets Captain Wentworth again as he is courting another.
Maybe my new favorite Austen! Also, I love Austen dearly, but Anne is so Eldest Daughter coded I will not be taking criticism. This second chance romance was so lovely, & I resonated so strongly w/ Anne, & I loved her friendship w/ Lady Russell & Mrs Smith.🌕🌕🌕🌕🌗
So, one of the categories for the #ReadICT (City of Wichita KS) Reading Challenge is a book that scares me.
I have been fearful of this book. For. Ever? A long time?! I was dismissive of the “girl authors” when I was a snotty snob in HS decades ago and NOW, honestly, them Bronte sisters scare me! 😳 I listened to Jane Eyre (Thandie Newton 🌟) and ❤️‘d it. Will WH give me the same reaction?
Celebrating Austen 250 years after her birth. https://youtu.be/jqWaFM3ojeI?si=FlgJXCfuJjmopDsK
Saw this posted by an acquaintance on Instagram, and I am once again begging the world to stop romanticizing this story of generational abuse, trauma, and revenge. #WanderingThroughWutheringHeights
So not the brightest thief… 🙄🙃
https://www.startribune.com/st-paul-man-charged-in-connection-with-theft-of-f-sc...
“You showed me how insufficient were all my pretensions to please a woman worthy of being pleased.”
I finally finished this for #JaneAustenThenAndNow
I forgot how funny this book was. I‘m looking forward to reading some of the modern retellings this month.