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Katie’s 2023 Year in Books
Take a look at Katie’s Year in Books. The long, the short—it’s all here.
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Katie Lumsden
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The Secrets of Hartwood Hall
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The Trouble With Mrs Montgomery Hurst
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2024
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“I do not know how long I lay like that before the door eased open and I saw Paul framed within it. His face was deathly pale, his eyes red and wet, and I felt a strange stab of anger, as though I wanted all the grief to be mine alone.”
― The Secrets of Hartwood Hall
― The Secrets of Hartwood Hall
“And all I could think of was that I had seen this man undressed, that I knew the precise shape of his arms beneath his shirt, that I had touched every inch of him, kissed his neck and mouth with hungry kisses, that he had clasped me to him fast.”
― The Secrets of Hartwood Hall
― The Secrets of Hartwood Hall
“I said nothing. Too many reasons, too many sins. But he was right. It did not feel wrong. It felt less wrong than anything had in a long time.”
― The Secrets of Hartwood Hall
― The Secrets of Hartwood Hall
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VICTOBER 2024
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Greetings all! Victober is a month-long readathon hosted each October all about reading Victorian literature. The Goodreads group remains in place, ...more
Victorian-style Dickens Readalong - Bleak House #dickensalong
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So welcome to a Victorian-style Dickens readalong, run by me, Katie from Books and Things. Following on from our reading of Dickens's Our Mutual Frie ...more
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Hey Katie,Thanks for accepting my friendvite! Happy reading! :)
Thank you so much for accepting my friend request. :)
Hi Katie,I have been following you on YT for a while now (That sounded creepy and sinister) just a random question, in Victorian Literature we read and hear a lot about Governesses but not so much in Regency and Georgian books, Why is that?
Jonathan wrote: "Thank you, Katie, for inviting me to the Jane Austen readathon. It is is a bad time for me to start it. I can't commit to a month-long readathon because I have been dealing with some issues at home..."There will certainly be another one next year!
Thank you, Katie, for inviting me to the Jane Austen readathon. It is is a bad time for me to start it. I can't commit to a month-long readathon because I have been dealing with some issues at home. I hope you host another one next year.
Thank you for accepting my friend request! I look forward to seeing your thoughts on what you read.
Janneke wrote: "Hey Katie,Within a few weeks time I am going on vacation to France. Because of your enthousiasm I started with Barchester Towers (I know that The Warden is the first in this series but I've heard..."
Not a Penguin English Library, but I'd recommend Miss Pettigrew Lives for a Day as a great light summer classic read. Otherwise, go for some Jane Austen, some Barbara Pym or Wilkie Collins. If you tell me a few of your favourite classics, I can recommend some more specifically for you!
Hey Katie,Within a few weeks time I am going on vacation to France. Because of your enthousiasm I started with Barchester Towers (I know that The Warden is the first in this series but I've heard tales that it is not a very interesting story and not that important).
I am afraid that one book is not enough for me as I am a fast reader. Do you know any classic books (Penguin English Library) for me that is fun to read in the summer?
Thanks a lot!
Thank you for accepting my friend request!
Appreciate your depth and insight into the world's great literature.
This is from the Jacksonville, FL library Fantasy & SF newsletter. They mentioned you and your book!
The Last Heir to Blackwood Library
by Hester Fox
Yorkshire, England, 1925: Ivy Radcliffe inherits Blackwood Abbey and its mysterious library, which may be responsible for the untimely deaths of the estate's previous residents.
Reviewers say: This "atmospheric historical fantasy" (Publishers Weekly) full of ghostly visitors, strange happenings, and sinister locals harboring secrets makes "a fine addition to the gothic genre" (Booklist).
You might also like: Simone St. James' Silence for the Dead or Katie Lumsden's The Secrets of Hartwood Hall.