Welcome to another 3 Classics Review! Once again we have one book for my 19th-century American literature course and two for my Victorian women novelists independent study. Let's jump in! Uncle Tom's Cabin by Harriet Beecher Stowe My Rating: 2 stars This was my second time reading Uncle Tom's Cabin. The last time was for… Continue reading Uncle Tom’s Cabin, East Lynne, and Ruth
Welcome back to another 3 Classics Review! Today we're looking at more readings for my courses, one for 19th-century American literature and two for Victorian women novelists. Let's jump in! The Blithedale Romance by Nathaniel Hawthorne My Rating: 4 stars I wasn't really sure what to expect coming into The Blithedale Romance. I've enjoyed several… Continue reading The Blithedale Romance, Bread Upon the Waters, and Lady Audley’s Secret
Welcome back to another 3 Classics Review! These are all books for my courses this semester, and they are all written by women; two are for my Victorian women novelists independent study and one is for 19th-century American literature. So let's jump in! Wives and Daughters by Elizabeth Gaskell My Rating: 4 stars This was… Continue reading Wives and Daughters, Hope Leslie, and The Tenant of Wildfell Hall
Welcome back to another 3 Classics Review! I think there are going to be a lot of these this semester because I'm taking two classes on 19th-century literature. My first read for school is our third book in today's review. So let's jump in! The Life of Charlotte Brontë by Elizabeth Gaskell My Rating: 4… Continue reading The Life of Charlotte Brontë, The House of Mirth, and Romola
Welcome back to another 3 Classics Review! These are the books I read for Victober. If you look back to my Victober TBR, you'll see that I managed to read everything I planned to. Amazing! So let's jump into the reviews. The Professor by Charlotte Brontë My Rating: 3 stars The Professor was the only… Continue reading The Professor, The Picture of Dorian Gray, and The Moonstone
I got the idea for this new feature from the lovely Kate Pfeil over on YouTube. Everyone should go check out her channel! In this feature, I will give a brief review of three classics I’ve read recently. I’ve always felt kind of weird about the prospect of writing a full review of a classic.… Continue reading The Iliad, The Bell Jar, and A Room with a View
A Literary Princess 