My Favourite Victorian Novels

i love christmas carol so much it is a bit cheesy it's got all his moral messages right on the surface but i love it so much for pure enjoyment

it is such a good novella beautifully written really fantastically explored with a truly fantastic plot and just like a cracking gaskell twist

it is a really fascinating novel really powerful with fantastic characters and really interesting themes it is at its heart in many ways a social critique novel and i love so many things about it

i love david copperfield i think it is a truly wonderful coming-of-age story and it also has some of the like most wonderful characters in dickens's books

i love so many things about this book it has some of the most moving scenes in all of dickens and some of the most complicated and interesting characters

there are so many things i love about far from the madden crowd i love hardy's writing style and his novels are always going to be thoroughly enjoyable for me

i loved the characterization in it and the character relationship so hester is absolutely a novel i recommend

i love jane eyre so much it is a truly fantastic novel i think it is beautiful i think it is clever i think the dialogue in it is just so good

this is such an amazing novel i think it's one of the most interesting novels i've read in terms of writing about class and sort of the lack of opportunities for particular people within the victorian period

it is such a brilliant novel i love it so much

it's a truly fantastic book i love the way it explores industrialization and the life of the working classes in manchester in the victorian period it's got wonderful characters a really cracking plot and yeah just highly recommend this one

i love glasgow she is so great this is my favorite love story of all time but it's also a wonderful social critique novel

it is such an amazing novel and it is a brilliant exploration of disability in the victorian period but it's also a fantastic coming of age story

i love this book so much i love the way it explores money and class in victorian society i love the way it looks at gender i love the way it looks at family

it is a fascinating exploration of upper class society and kind of hedonism in the late victorian age and it's also just really witty it's such a powerful novel and definitely one i recommend

it's a really proto-feminist novel in many ways and there are so many things about it which i just find utterly compelling and truly fascinating

once you do manage to get through the surface it is truly brilliant and also one of the most like powerful and interesting explorations of gender and gender power dynamics within the victorian period

i love this novel so much i think it is such an incredible examination of the position of women in victorian society and also a fantastic examination of class and respectability

i've read the netherworld twice and both times i just absolutely adored it i think it is such an incredible novel about class and money and struggles and the difficulty of life for so many people in the victorian period

it's proto-feminist and amazing and i just i love it so much i think it is incredible

the ending is perfection and it is amazing and it is so good

it's so good it's so amazing and i love this book a lot

i love valet hugely i think i love it more than jane eyre and it's just so good

this book is so good and it's even better on a reread and it's one of those books that i read as a teenager forgot how much i loved it reread it again a few years ago and was just blown away

i love weathering heights so much it is often pitched as an amazing love story personally i do not read it as a love story i read it as a tale of revenge