Ranking Anthony Trollope's Novels

it is a really interesting clever read that i really liked which does wonderful things with characterization and really interestingly looks at the psychology of a couple of different characters

it's a really wonderful read with some great love stories and some great kind of social drama and one that i highly recommend

i really enjoy can you forgive her for that b plot which i think is done fantastically and a really wonderfully explores marriage

it's one of anthony trump's shorter more focused novels and what i really liked it's very interesting henry is not a very nice character but when you follow him it's always very interesting to see inside his head so one i'd recommend definitely

however the like main plot and the love story of dr thorne i don't i don't hate it but i just i just find it a little bit predictable

it's so good and it's so clever and i love it and i love the way it looks at like victorian social values and kind of the way victorian society worked i just i just love this book so much

it's just a really wonderful read i especially love lady lufthan who is one of the neighbours and then she is one of trump's best characters

it is probably the anthony trollope novel that has made the least impression on me i just didn't love it and i didn't get very much out of it and i kind of forgot about it after i've read it

it is wonderful and fantastic and so clever and so well explored and like such a brilliant character study but also all the b plots and all the subplots going on in the background are also wonderful

in some ways i love it like it's one of those books where for the first like two-thirds of the book i really thought it was going to be like my new favorite anthony trollope book and then the last third slightly let it down

i really like this book i think it's a very interesting look at class and relationships and one i would highly recommend

i really like miss mckenzie it's really interesting premise for a novel and works quite well

phineas finn that himself i find a little bit frustrating but the secondary characters especially the female secondary characters in phineas are really great

it's the only trauma book that i don't like i would say it made me frustrated for many reasons

my main memory of rachel gray is that it's quite an interesting love story and that there is something to do with brewing and it's like set in a town based around a brewery which i remember finding really interesting at the time

i just really like the american senator i think it kind of explores its setting very well and also its characterization is just wonderful like a really superb characterization that charlotte sometimes does i love it very much

i really enjoy it would highly recommend it

it is such a great read with really wonderful love stories and i really enjoy it

i love the duke's children a lot it follows mostly two siblings and their various kind of romantic relationships and romantic potential and also their kind of relationship with their father

that kind of makes the diamonds less good in comparison for me also i would say the pacing is a little bit off

i didn't hate the kelly's and the o'kelly's there were some things about it that i really enjoyed and there were some wonderful moments i liked one of the plot lines more than the other but the main thing i struggle with is that the pacing just felt wrong

it is a wonderful book that it's a perfect ending to the series is long but like it's worth the length it has so many amazing plots and they all weave together so wonderfully and it is just brilliant

i just i just love the prime minister so much i think it is a wonderful book and just really rich and fantastic

i like the warden quite a lot i understand why some people start with it and find it a little bit dry because it is a lot about church politics but personally i find it quite interesting i really like it

i just i just adore this book in every way i think it is fantastic brilliantly paced with wonderful characterization brilliant exploration of marriage and gender and class i just love it i just love it so much

i love this book so much it is such a wonderful sweeping clever weaving book