It might be stormy outside, but these cosy classic novels will warm you up. Curl up and escape into these comforting stories that are the perfect antidote to the world outside.
Jane Austen
Making Sense and Sensibility: The Truth Behind the Title
Sense and Sensibility by Jane Austen, first published in 1811, is still a fan favourite. But what does sensibility mean and what was Jane Austen trying to convey when she used it in the title of her first book?
How To Read Classic Books And Actually Enjoy Them
So, you want to know how to read classic books? Maybe you are excited to tackle classic literature but you don’t know where to start. Or perhaps you’ve tried reading classics before and don’t really get the hype. Here are …
Sanditon by Jane Austen: How to Adapt an Unfinished Book
Sanditon by Jane Austen has delighted and frustrated fans since it was first published- in fragment form. What was this book, which occupied Jane’s final months on Earth, going to be about? Does it hint at the brilliance or decline …
Where to Start With Jane Austen: The Ultimate Reading Guide
Jane Austen’s novels have been read, and adapted countless times! But despite this, it is quite hard to know where to start with Jane Austen if you’ve never read her books before. Let’s take a look at a few options.
Books I Read in June
Ok, it might be the middle of July, but it’s time for some reminiscence. I spent a good chunk of June on holiday in France (I know, #humblebrag) and so I had even more time to indulge in some good …