A Jane Austen Bookshelf Tour

eavesdropping on jane austen's england by roy and leslie adkins which is a really enjoyable popular history book that i would definitely recommend one i really liked

it's also just like really fun and really educational but in a really fun way so i just highly recommend this

i love reading jane austen's letters because you really see her wit there and also like just reading and jane austen write about the like daily little ordinary details of her life and writing to her friends and family is really fun

i mostly really liked this in general it was a really interesting book and really fun to have like a jewel biography of both of them there were a few weird bits where the author basically tries to suggest that jane austen was slightly in love with her brother with no evidence which i thought were weird and didn't really belong in this book

her epistolary novella lady susan which is wonderful and i highly recommend

longbourne has really stayed with me and is a book i have thought about a lot and a book that does a lot of really clever things with reinterpreting jane austen and what it would be like to like work for the bennett family and kind of turning bits of pride and prejudice on its head

it's just an amazing novel and i just i just really recommend it's so good i love it very much

i love jane austen's juvenile a lot and i really like her unfinished works well more than watson's than sanderson

i really like this and it's a great way to get into jane austen's juvenalia i love doing austin's juvenile it is silly and ridiculous and very fun and i highly recommend it

i love jane austen's juvenile a lot and i really like her unfinished works well more than watson's than sanderson

i really liked this but i don't think i loved it as much as a lot of other people did or at least i don't think it stayed with me as much like the reading experience itself was wonderful but on reflection this book was a bit too long

it's really great and i really liked it and i just thought it was a really like interesting thought experiment as well as a great read

i didn't love this book i had kind of mixed feelings about this i've kept it on my shelves because there were some really interesting bits in it but in general i thought it was quite bad at treating the 19th century as all one thing where nothing changed

this is like my favorite non-fiction book ever it is amazing