May Reading Wrap-Up | classics & non-fiction 📚 7 winners & 1 unpopular opinion 🤔 

Sacred seasons is something I have wanted to read, but I’ve never seen your version! I like Thomas A Kempis, but yes, slow and steady - dwell. Ivanhoe is one that grew on me. I liked it much more thinking back on it than in the midst of it! Agnes❤❤ it doesn’t feel fully developed but I loved it as well! Hooray for BBC SHAKESPEARE DRAMAS❣️

SO many great books! Love to see it

I read A Grief Observed after my husband passed away. I kind of struggled with it though. It wasn't what I thought it would be--so maybe that's why. I think I was looking for a book on how to deal with grief and it definitely wasn't that! Definitely just felt like insight into his head as he walked through his own grief. I'm a new subscriber! Enjoyed the video❤❤

Much Ado is my favorite Shakespeare also! I read Agnes Grey last year and totally got an Austen vibe from it. I'll have to listen to the LLP discussion on it.

Agnes Grey is a favorite of mine. I have read it several times and it is my favorite Bronte. I did not listen to it though.

I read Agnes Grey last month! My second book by the Bronte sisters. I've read Wuthering Heights and wanted to try another Bronte sister. I enjoyed Agnes Grey. I didn't find it super memorable but it was a good story!

A Grief Observed--so good! It's really cool to kinda compare it to his earlier, more academic book The Problem of Pain, to see the difference between his academic thoughts on grief and his personal thoughts. I loved Ivanhoe! Which other Shakespeares have you read?