Always love seeing your Victober tbr! I know exactly what you mean about getting carried away. It's precisely the kind of literature I'm in the mood for at this time of year.
@ATruthUniversallyAcknowledged I loved Lady Audley's Secret, I hope you do too. I've just picked up The Mill on the Floss, I heard it's a good Autumn read so hopefully will get to that soon aswell. I think your TBR sounds lovely 😊
I am reading Dracula for form. When I flipped through it, I noticed what looks like letters which would make it somewhat epistolary in form. I had decided to read it this October last October when I finished Frankenstein. It’s nice that it fits in with Victober.
@amyschmelzer6445 Dracula is a great choice for form, it was my first thought for that prompt, but wanted to avoid re-reads this year. I hope you love it! 🧛♂️ 🦇
"I just get carried away" is the story of my Victober tbrs. National Theatre at home has at least one Victorian play available at the moment, London Assurance by Dion Boucicault.
@@zombieprincess82 I have a list but it's hopelessly over optimistic. 'Rhys Lewis, Minister of Bethel' - religious prompt is probably where I'll start. It will depend upon what I'm enjoying.
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Autobiography of a Flea sounds very fun! I'm always intrigued by the "underbelly" of victorian literature. I'll add it to my post-victober TBR!
This is the first I'm hearing of Victober. Very fun. LOVE Victorian literature. Currently reading Dracula
It's such a lovely reading month. I really enjoyed Dracula, perfect for spooky season :)
Hello! Just found your channel this morning, I'm subscribing and looking forward to catching up on your past videos and new ones to come 😊
@cynthiaespinoza4514 that's lovely, thank you so much for watching! 😊
Great library you have. Plenty there to keep you busy. Best wishes with what you read and to your channel.
@ReadingIDEAS.-uz9xk thank you 😊
Hooray for Victober! Sorry about the cold. You're absolutely right about it being the perfect time of year for atmosphere.
I have always been prone to colds, it's a nuisance. Gives me an excuse for lots of cups of tea and reading time though :) thank you for watching!
Always love seeing your Victober tbr! I know exactly what you mean about getting carried away. It's precisely the kind of literature I'm in the mood for at this time of year.
Thank you. It's going to be such a lovely, cosy month :)
Good choices! Enjoy 😊
@@katiejlumsden thank you 😊
I don’t follow the prompts but I’ll be reading The Mill on the Floss, Mary Barton and Lady Audley’s Secret!
@ATruthUniversallyAcknowledged I loved Lady Audley's Secret, I hope you do too. I've just picked up The Mill on the Floss, I heard it's a good Autumn read so hopefully will get to that soon aswell. I think your TBR sounds lovely 😊
I am reading Dracula for form. When I flipped through it, I noticed what looks like letters which would make it somewhat epistolary in form. I had decided to read it this October last October when I finished Frankenstein. It’s nice that it fits in with Victober.
@amyschmelzer6445 Dracula is a great choice for form, it was my first thought for that prompt, but wanted to avoid re-reads this year. I hope you love it! 🧛♂️ 🦇
"I just get carried away" is the story of my Victober tbrs. National Theatre at home has at least one Victorian play available at the moment, London Assurance by Dion Boucicault.
@@scallydandlingaboutthebook2711 oh lovely, will try to check that out 😊
Your choice for the 'form prompt' sounds ideal for the prompt.
It certainly looks interesting! Are you planning on reading anything special for Victober?
@@zombieprincess82 I have a list but it's hopelessly over optimistic. 'Rhys Lewis, Minister of Bethel' - religious prompt is probably where I'll start. It will depend upon what I'm enjoying.