Getting out of a reading slump by reading classics 🌼 Cosy Spring reading vlog & my grief journey

Sometimes as a teenager I was like, oh, you know, my favorite's Mansfield Park and even though I loved studying Mansfield Park, Pride and Prejudice is along with Emma, Emma is also a great favorite of mine and I love Persuasion.

Like I probably will read the second book which is Brimstone but I read Fourflung last year and loved it.

I have way more editions of this than Mrs. Dalloway or Jane Eyre or Pride and Prejudice, which I really want to actually buy more editions of, but I think the editions of Wuthering Heights for some reason for me are so often way more creative than Pride and Prejudice, for example, and I would love to have more editions of Pride and Prejudice or different like classic even Mrs. Dalloway, for example, I don't have a huge amount.

Sometimes as a teenager I was like, oh, you know, my favorite's Mansfield Park and even though I loved studying Mansfield Park, Pride and Prejudice is along with Emma, Emma is also a great favorite of mine and I love Persuasion.

Fun fact but Wuthering Heights is my most collected book out of all of my favorite books. I have way more editions of this than Mrs. Dalloway or Jane Eyre or Pride and Prejudice, which I really want to actually buy more editions of.

I really like Northanger Abbey, but Pride and Prejudice is one of the greatest books to ever be written.

Sometimes as a teenager I was like, oh, you know, my favorite's Mansfield Park and even though I loved studying Mansfield Park, Pride and Prejudice is along with Emma, Emma is also a great favorite of mine and I love Persuasion.

I've also been really touched by the portrayal of sisterhood in this novel and of course that also feels like they're really obvious one with Lizzie and Jane in particular, but I really felt it this time in a way that I hadn't in previous reads.

I read Quicksilver at the beginning of this year which is a Romantasy and it was enjoyable but not my I don't think it was my cup of tea.

Janice Hadlow is the author of The Strangest Family, which is one of my favorite history non-fiction books of all time, so I knew that she would be able to get the era and also get the kind of bluestocking theme like perfect.

Reading it alongside Pride and Prejudice like almost word for word at points, especially in the beginning of the novel, is a joy, like a pure joy.

It is still as I said one of the greatest books of all time and I will definitely be making a video about why it is a horrific masterpiece that destroys everything in its wake including my heart several times over.