October TBR and My First Victober 2024
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- Опубликовано: 5 фев 2025
- Sharing my October TBR and my 2024 Victober TBR for my first #victober
This TBR pile contains favorite fall classics and Christian book recommendations.
#octobertbr #tbr #victober #classics #classicliterature #chirstianbook #booktube
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Reading Challenge Details:
Victober hosted by @BlatantlyBookish @katiejlumsden
2024 Literary Life Podcast Reading Challenge Books of Centuries hosted by @houseofhumaneletters9985
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Books Mentioned:
VICTOBER TBR
Northanger Abbey by Jane Austen
Frankenstein by Mary Shelley
Wuthering Heights by Emily Bronte
OCTOBER TBR
The Last Battle by C.S. Lewis
The Great Divorce by C.S. Lewis
Inferno (The Divine Comedy) by Dante
You Are a Tree by Joy Marie Clarkson
Bad Girls of the Bible by Liz Curtis Higgs
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I love how you said you are redeeming your literary education!! 📚🥰
@@Tania.atlasinajar Thank you! I’m so sad I grew up without a lot of these great classic books but that doesn’t mean we can’t read them and enjoy them now in adulthood 🙌🏼😄
@@humblyhaley precisely! I totally agree!
I loved Northanger Abby hope you love it too. I also need to read more Victorian novels. I feel like I'll love all of them.
@@judithcakelover I’m really excited for that one in particular! So far, I haven’t been disappointed by a single Victorian novel I’ve read 😄
I haven’t read You are a Tree or Bad girls of the Bible, but I enjoyed the rest of these books. Sounds like it will be a good reading month!
@@CandlewickLibrary I really like them both so far and I’m very excited about my Victober reads 😄
This is my first Victober as well! I got too excited to wait and started reading Jane Eyre which I finished before October started. I’m reading The Woman in White by Wilkie Collin’s and so far it’s mysterious but not spooky. If I finish that before the end of the month I will try to read Elizabeth Gaskell’s North and South. Also, I’m slowly working through a nonfiction book called Knights in Training by Heather Haupt. It’s a Christian book on why and how to raise boys in today’s society by teaching chivalry, leadership, and compassion. Love the videos!
@@migdalahb Jane Eyre is my favorite book! I would love to read both of those books so you will have to tell me how you enjoy them. A Wilke Collins sounds perfect for October. I haven’t read any motherhood books specific to parenting boys yet since we had two girls first. I’ll have to look into it, thank you for sharing 😄
I can't wait to hear what you think of Northanger Abbey, Frankenstein, and Wuthering Heights. All great books! Especially for Victober. I plan to read The Great Divorce soon for the first time also, I'm looking forward to it! I'm currently reading The Ravenwood Saga by Morgan L Busse, Mind Games by Paul Daugherty, The Delusion by Laura Gallier, and ATTEMPTING to finish War & Peace By Leo Tolstoy before the end of the year.
@@kelleymcfadin I’m excited for the reading month ahead! Very impressed that you’re reading War and Peace! I’ll attempt it someday hopefully lol I haven’t heard of the others but will have to look them up! If you read The Great Divorce too, I’d love to hear your thoughts when I post that video 😄
Great video! Can't wait for your video on Milton's Paradise lost, since I just started this book. Also the book "you are a tree" sounds really good. Thanks for recommending!
@@monikaschneeberger4642 Thank you! Paradise Lost was so worth the time! I highly recommend C.S. Lewis’s book “A Preface to Paradise Lost” if you want to know more about it before diving in. I loved his defense of the book and his commentary of the characters. 😄
Even though Frankenstein is not Victorian it is a favorite of mine and a good one to read in October. I think the Victorian period was 1837-1901.
@@theresas709 I have no idea why I assumed it was Victorian literature but you are right! I didn’t even realize but I agree with you, it will be a great one to pick up in October still. Will have to find a swap for that prompt 😂
@@humblyhaley I don't always follow prompts. Sometimes I just pick what i want to read and if it fits a prompt at end of month, great. 😄I think I read Frankenstein in January and it was great then too. This month I am reading some Sherlock Holmes and East Lynne by Ellen Wood.
@@theresas709 I completely get that, I’m very much a mood reader. I would love to squeeze in some Sherlock Holmes but I may have already overloaded myself this month so I might push that into November 😄 I hope you have a great Victober!