
#BookMail for #PemberLittens #chapteraday with @BarkingMadRead I can‘t wait for the hashtags!
#BookMail for #PemberLittens #chapteraday with @BarkingMadRead I can‘t wait for the hashtags!
I‘ve been following along with the #ChapterADay readalong of Middlemarch without commenting or posting much, but a few quotes in today‘s short chapter caught my attention.
The discussion preceding this quote in chapter 72 is a frustrating one as all the men tell Dorothea what she shouldn‘t do, but I did appreciate the humor of Cecelia‘s response, even if she didn‘t mean it to be funny.
#PemberLittens #SerialReader #quote
I‘ve been following along with the #ChapterADay readalong of Middlemarch without commenting or posting much, but a few quotes in today‘s short chapter caught my attention. I think there‘s some real truth in this comment by Dorothea in chapter 72.
“People glorify all sorts of bravery except the bravery they might show on behalf of their nearest neighbors.”
#PemberLittens #SerialReader #quote
#HeartstoneBuddyRead
Chapter 3 We‘re at the welcome feast!
One of my favorite overhearings, “she‘s tolerable, but not enough to tempt me.” Daired did say Aliza wasn‘t plain. Does that mean she‘s pleasing to his eye?
And wouldn‘t it be neat to actually know the song/story for The Lay of Saint Ellia of the Shattered Bow? Henry Brandon quotes and sings it as a bard. Is his last name supposed to be like from Sense and Sensibility‘s Colonel Brandon?
How gorgeous are the endpapers in our new #pemberlittens #chapteraday read?!?!
All buddy reads but An Accidental Death.
@BarkingMadRead can you tell me what chapter I should be on for Middlemarch? I lost track. #chapteraday
#weeklyforecast #Feb12to18 #2023
#Pemberlittens #JaneAdjacent February 2023 Read #ChapterADay @StayCurious
#StoryGraph: nonfiction history informative regency
442 pages • first pub 2020
“Ian Mortimer turns to what is arguably the most-loved period in British history - the Regency, or Georgian England. A time of exuberance, thrills, frills and unchecked bad behaviour, it was perhaps the last age of true freedom before the trarrival of the stifling world of Victorian morality.”
#fabulousfebruaryreadathon #checkin #february4toFebruary5
—Middlemarch #chapteraday- keeping up & so enjoy this reread
—Dearest Josephine-#sundaybuddyread keeping up with weekly assignments & discussion
—Lessons in Chemistry #bookclub -finished today
—Body on Baker Street #cozy #sherlockholmesbookshopmystery - finished yesterday
—Murder at the Serpentine Bridge -#historicalmystery
In process