Oh, I’m glad you’ve been reminded. I’m currently making my way through Jerusalem the Golden. I think The Millstone will be my favorite of hers, but I’m really enjoying the “voice” of Clara in this one too.
I remember reading 'Bonjour Tristesse' when I was about the same age as the author - which was over 50 years ago, sadly. Although many of the details of the book are now blurry, I do still remember it as a work that made a great impression on me. If 'them upstairs' grant me enough further years, it's definitely one that I should like to read again. 'The Awakening' is simply one of the best novels/novellas I've read in the last few years. I had to re-read it immediately and I suspect a third reading will happen again soon. I loved seeing some of those older format Penguin books - they reminded me so much of all those Penguins I read in my late teens in the early 70s. Thanks for an enjoyable video!
@@bibliosophie , oh I just remembered. The update is in the most recent video…the reading update. It’s in the books I finished section…right after Dusty Answer…..😍😄. It packs a punch, that little book does
My favorite short book is 84 Charring Cross Rd. I treasure that book. I bought it when I was 19. Many moons ago. Have you read it? You should. I think you would love it, if you haven't read it. What is " pour over coffee?? Never heard of it!
Hi Eileen. I I do want to get to that book. Pour over is a method in which you use a usually glass vessel designed for the purpose and it has a filter in it. You’re pouring, slowly, water from a kettle over the coffee grounds in this device and it produces fresh coffee almost like a percolator. It seems fresher than a regular coffee pot somehow.
I don't know how you booktubers get through so many titles. It's really impressive.
Lovely to see your shorty recommendations! ❤❤
Thanks! It was a fun video to make. ☺️
❤❤❤❤❤ Thank you 😊
You’re welcome!
Oh I remember reading The Millstone many years ago - ages since I have read her and must revisit her books! Thanks for reminding me!
Oh, I’m glad you’ve been reminded. I’m currently making my way through Jerusalem the Golden. I think The Millstone will be my favorite of hers, but I’m really enjoying the “voice” of Clara in this one too.
I remember reading 'Bonjour Tristesse' when I was about the same age as the author - which was over 50 years ago, sadly. Although many of the details of the book are now blurry, I do still remember it as a work that made a great impression on me. If 'them upstairs' grant me enough further years, it's definitely one that I should like to read again. 'The Awakening' is simply one of the best novels/novellas I've read in the last few years. I had to re-read it immediately and I suspect a third reading will happen again soon. I loved seeing some of those older format Penguin books - they reminded me so much of all those Penguins I read in my late teens in the early 70s. Thanks for an enjoyable video!
Oh, it’s wonderful to hear how much you love some of the same books I do. My gosh, what a discovery The Awakening was for me this year. 🥰
Did you read A Handful of Dust? I read a year ago and loved it. The ending 😮
Oh yes! What a subtly sneaky book as the story builds!
fabulous list!
Thanks, Sophie! I have since read Return of the Soldier and now am a Rebecca West super fan.
@@thelefthandedreader6632 ohooo an important update. i’m curious…
@@bibliosophie , oh I just remembered. The update is in the most recent video…the reading update. It’s in the books I finished section…right after Dusty Answer…..😍😄. It packs a punch, that little book does
My favorite short book is 84 Charring Cross Rd. I treasure that book. I bought it when I was 19. Many moons ago. Have you read it? You should. I think you would love it, if you haven't read it. What is " pour over coffee?? Never heard of it!
Hi Eileen. I I do want to get to that book. Pour over is a method in which you use a usually glass vessel designed for the purpose and it has a filter in it. You’re pouring, slowly, water from a kettle over the coffee grounds in this device and it produces fresh coffee almost like a percolator. It seems fresher than a regular coffee pot somehow.