The Nightingale, Lovely War, 11/22/63, so many good books.
Building My Dream Home Library (showing you every book I own...for the first time)
For instance, we have like A Tree Grows in Brooklyn. I loved this book when I read it.
Now that I have them all, I need to finish the series because I loved the first one.
Beneath a Scarlet Sky, I love.
And then over next to that we have The Divine Rivals and its sequel Ruthless Vows. I actually loved this duet. It was so beautifully done.
And then I have this Union Square Signature Edition of Emma by Jane Austen. I love this story so much.
I am actually not a fan of the series. I do have the first print of the first book Fourth Wing and I don't know. I just feel like I kind of have to keep it at this point. I won't be continuing the series.
But you may have noticed one of my favorite books that's historical fiction is not on this shelf and that's Homegoing and that's because I have it in a different place, which I will show you right after this next shelf.
Next to that, I have my freaking favorite book of all time, Jane Eyre by Charlotte Bronte.
Now next to that is one of my other favorite stories, Little Women, and you can see I have so many different copies of it.
The Nightingale, Lovely War, 11/22/63, so many good books.
Then I have some more of my favorite gothics. I have The Thirteenth Tale, Rebecca, and this is kind of an outlier but it's The Unselected Journals of Emma M. Lyon the first volume.
And then over next to that we have The Divine Rivals and its sequel Ruthless Vows. I actually loved this duet. It was so beautifully done.
The Nightingale, Lovely War, 11/22/63, so many good books.
Then we have The Year of Golden, Once Upon a River by my lady Diane Setterfield. If you don't know, she actually wrote another book that I love called The Thirteenth Tale.












