A quiet week of reading // Dickens, Shakespeare & Snowstorms

i'm really liking this one i'm really liking it there's just i'm just so attached to like every single character now and i just want everyone to be happy and okay but i know that's not the case

he doesn't actually have very many lines in the play named caesar which i think is something so interesting and so well done because caesar is one of the characters that speaks the least in julius caesar

the audiobook narrator the version i have is the same guy who narrated 100 years of solitude by marquez which is my favorite book of 2020

the writing style is so wonderful the author is like very much kind of a character because the author is presenting himself as one of cause friends like a person who knows him deeply and intimately and it's very much kind of a cheeky kind of breaking the fourth wall kind of narrative voice which like i really like

i think i got to my favorite part so far in the pickwick papers which i'll just tell you is chapter 11 i think yes chapter 11 and then in that we have a little part called the madman's manuscript or a madman's manuscript and that's been my favorite part of this whole book so far it's going really well

i did start this and i wasn't really a fan it's a very long audio book so i don't think i'm gonna finish

i finished the year of the witching by alexis henderson and thank goodness i was so ready for this book to be over a long time ago i ended up giving this 2.75 2.8 stars honestly a really big letdown