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Victorian novels that I think and has some serious LGBTQ undertones or overtones going on and such as the Picture of Dorian Gray by Oscar Wilde or drama Muslim by George Moore

the film a big fish by Daniel Wallace which actually I love way more than I love the book and I did enjoy the book

I did quite like Daniel Deronda

in great expectations and David Copperfield Dickens writes children fantastically

Edith from Dombey and son who is maybe but other favorite character she's very awesome

that was a book where the publisher reached out to me and asked me if I wanted a review copy it was hollow press and whales who are quite small I would never have discovered that book if it wasn't for the fact I had a booktube channel and it was absolutely amazing

in great expectations and David Copperfield Dickens writes children fantastically

these three books were definitely highlights that my childhood

I read that when I was 13 and that's what got me into Victorian literature and classics more broadly

this is a collection of two stories and one called kitchen one called moonlight shadow both of my grief and family and love and food and they're both amazing

my favorite classic by a non English author would definitely be lame Ezra by Victor Hugo which I adore I think it's a fantastic book

I really love her and I think like her shyness but also her like moral strength is something I think it's really cool

Mariana by Veronica Dickens which is another novel from the 1940s of it also loved

this is a fantastic amazing novel about a young man growing up gay in the late Victorian early 20th century

I have sort of middling feelings of dislike boredom and respect for medical

the films I've never let me go and the remains of the day which are both amazing novels by how's it sugar

my six books for this pick therefore would be I'll meet your friend by charles dickens at Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen North and South by Elizabeth Gaskell

I would say Oliver Twist it's probably the only Dickens novel that I like rather than love I do you think there's a lot of Oliver Twist that is great but it's definitely not my favorite

I'm a true friend is my favorite book of all time

my six books for this pick therefore would be I'll meet your friend by charles dickens at Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen

when I talked about like in Japanese literature and what Japanese books I liked a lot of people said you must read this and it was amazing

my favorite 20th century American novel might be the House of Mirth by Edith Wharton which I literally just read very recently or it might be the Great Gatsby

my favorite 20th century American novel might be the House of Mirth by Edith Wharton which I literally just read very recently

Victorian novels that I think and has some serious LGBTQ undertones or overtones going on and such as the Picture of Dorian Gray by Oscar Wilde

the films I've never let me go and the remains of the day which are both amazing novels by how's it sugar

these three books were definitely highlights that my childhood

my six books for this pick therefore would be I'll meet your friend by charles dickens at Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen North and South by Elizabeth Gaskell Dom Benson by Charles Dickens the thirteenth tale by dying stifled and borrowing Heights by Emily brontë

these three books were definitely highlights that my childhood

I would say the trickiest Victorian novel I've read in terms of the density of the language but I think it's truly amazing and the gender stuff in here like the acceleration of gender power dynamics is fascinating

I very recently read a young and by Dorothy Whipple which the novel from the 1940s which I completely adored

the vile bodies by here is one of my favorite books of all time

maybe like wives and daughters by Elizabeth castle because I feel like Fanny Price and Molly Gibson have some things in common but Molly Gibson is a bit more confident than Fanny Price

my six books for this pick therefore would be I'll meet your friend by charles dickens at Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen North and South by Elizabeth Gaskell Dom Benson by Charles Dickens the thirteenth tale by dying stifled and borrowing Heights by Emily brontë