TBRR | Books I Want to Reread

it's all about kind of class and like the intricacies of different groups within society in early 20th century britain and it is fantastic and so clever and so powerful and one of those books that i remember reading it and just having no idea what was going to happen next in a really wonderful way

i absolutely loved this and it kind of blew my mind it was one of those books that just did things with language and structure that i had never really thought of and that i absolutely loved and i completely fell in love with this book

i just i love le miserables so much i think the characterization is fantastic and the writing is wonderful and i just really want to reread it again

one of them is the night watch by sarah waters which in fact i only read in november or december and i love this very much but the reason why i want to reread this one is because this book works backwards

this is a book that i've spoken about quite a lot on this channel because i absolutely love it's probably my favorite book that i've only read once if that makes sense

our mutual friend is my favorite novel of all time ever

it's just fantastic and i loved it so much when i read it and it's about time that i reread it because it is a truly wonderful book

i also really want to reread her novel station 11 which is fantastic too in different ways

it's just one that i really loved and don't remember man i thought this was fantastic and it's so interesting as well that i feel like it'll be a really interesting one to reread because it's got just an unusual structure

the kingdoms by natasha pulley which was my favorite book of 2021 which i absolutely love so much

it's just wonderful and rich and looks at music in the most amazing way

i read quite a lot of will he colin since he's a little bit of a hit or miss author of me but i remember really enjoying both of these as a teenager i just don't remember them at all

i absolutely love this i really like jonathan co and this is a wonderful and moving story basically it looks at various generations of one family through the kind of cassette diaries of one woman who is telling the story of her life and i just love it's beautiful and it's rich and it's fantastic

i read quite a lot of will he colin since he's a little bit of a hit or miss author of me but i remember really enjoying both of these as a teenager i just don't remember them at all

this book just made such an impression on me and i loved it so much and i thought it was so powerful and so rich and so utterly fantastic

another victorian book i want to reread is this is the egoist by george meredith and i love this book but it is probably the most difficult victorian book i've read in terms of being like the most inaccessible the most impenetrable like this is not a victorian book for beginners it is very tough going and very dense but it's so good

there's just an awful lot that i really liked about it but it just took me so long to get into that i feel like it's definitely one i need to reread

the mystery of edwin druid is charles dickens's unfinished novel that he was writing when he died and i love it i think it is fantastic

i really loved rereading the watchmaker at filigree street and like spotting all the little clues that i hadn't spotted the first time i've read it