Book VI: The Widow and the Wife, Book VII: Two Temptations, Book VIII: Sunset and Sunrise, and Finale Well, I've finally finished. Not on schedule, mind you. But it's done, and that's all that matters. I did heavily skim large portions because there were just plots that I didn't care about. Really, I wanted to… Continue reading A Season in Middlemarch, The End
Book IV: Three Love Problems (Chapters XXXVIII to XLII) and Book V: The Dead Hand I was not particularly enthralled with these sections. I didn't make any annotations in the second part of Book IV. Book V was slightly better. But honestly, Eliot just goes on for far too long about the small town politics… Continue reading A Season in Middlemarch, Weeks VIII to X
Book II: Old and Young, Book III: Waiting for Death, and Book IV: Three Love Problems (Chapters XXXIV to XXXVII) I got a new edition of Middlemarch (as you may have seen in my latest Come Book Shopping with Me post)! I'm quite pleased with it, and it's making the novel much easier to read.… Continue reading A Season in Middlemarch, Weeks III to VII
Book I: Miss Brooke (Chapters VII to XII) I continue to get even further behind. I must admit, Middlemarch isn't exactly a book I turn to when I want something relaxing. And I've wanted to use the little amount of time I have for reading to relax. But I'm done with Book I now. Only… Continue reading A Season in Middlemarch, Week II
Book I: Miss Brooke (Prelude & Chapters I to VI) Well, I'm even more behind than I planned to be. I've barely had time to read; today was actually the first time I've been able to sit down with the book for any length of time. I also wasn't able to get my hands on… Continue reading A Season in Middlemarch, Week I
Juliana over at the [blank] garden recently announced a readalong for George Eliot's Middlemarch, and I've decided to join in! Eliot and I have a complicated relationship. While I enjoyed The Mill on the Floss in high school and Romola this past semester, I struggled to get through Silas Marner and ultimately gave up on… Continue reading A Season in Middlemarch
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