Getting fired up over Mr. Rochester for an hour straight... Reading Jane Eyre & Wide Sargasso Sea 👀

I love an of Green Gables the whole series but specifically the first book I reread about 100 million times as a kid

I think because I have such mixed feelings and my feelings change so much between the first half of the book and the second half of the book I think I'm sitting around a three star I think so I think three stars is the most I can give it unfortunately

he at least has some redeeming qualities and I feel like you get to see a little bit more behind the curtain of why he is the way he is and you get to have a little bit more jovial light-hearted moments

I love Rebecca by Daphne dorier it's one of my favorite Classics and I love those vibes I love the Eerie spookiness the unsettling nature of everything that mystery that uncertainty is really fun

it kind of reminds me a little bit of the weak spot in that very sort of sparse simple Pros that has a lot of space between all the lines with really heavy tension and subtext you can just feel all of the tension and animosity and danger sort of bubbling under the surface in what's left unsaid and I feel like this has a very similar quality to it and I loved it in the weak spot and I love it here too

I loved this so much this is a festar read this is a new favorite this was so good

I was very shocked by everything I'd seen about Heathcliff online once I finally read weathering Heights because that man is an [ __ ] in every possible way and is not romantic and I just don't understand again interesting character to read about would never want to meet him in real life for any reason ever