Project Gutenberg Free Edwardian Books! 50 MORE Titles from the beginning of the twentieth century.

[@ReadingIDEAS.-uz9xk]

One away from 550 subscribers Gavin. Well done. Here's to a great Christmas.

[@GenreBooks23]

Indeed. I’ve been steeping myself in Christmas literature this week.

[@faithbooks7906]

This is such a splendid idea! Thanks for putting this list together.

[@GenreBooks23]

Thanks!

[@RaynorReadsStuff]

Some fabulous choices here. I absolutely love your Gutenberg trawls 😊

[@GenreBooks23]

Thanks Debs. Thinking of starting a "Read what no-one owns" challenge :)

[@RaynorReadsStuff]

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[@stuartgriffin1001]

I had heard of Project Gutenberg before. But until this video, I never looked at the site. I will have to make that a site I look to for classic books.
I love how you mentioned Brooke Shields when you talked about The Blue Lagoon

[@GenreBooks23]

You’ll love Gutenberg, it’s Aladdin’s cave! And how could you not think Brooke if you’re talking about Blue Lagoon!

[@clarepotter7584]

I really should look and see what else is available on the ereader, definitely a get around the read your own challenge. 📚

[@GenreBooks23]

Indeed. Gutenberg is the biggest, but by no means the only, source of material. And because of some bad lawyering, there’s plenty of pulp SF available out of copyright!

[@constancecampbell4610]

Nice name! 👍

[@GenreBooks23]

Thanks!

[@KatJack-vl8xj]

I shall have to check my Diary (of a Provincial Lady) to find "Emma Hay." I had no idea at the time who she was meant to represent. Hamilton sounds like G.B.Shaw's type of woman...

[@GenreBooks23]

Yep, she seems quite the character.