Bookish romances can be more satisfying than real-life dating 😂
No author gives me that joy quite like Jane Austen. Ever since I took a university course on her works, she’s become one of my absolute favourites—right alongside L.M. Montgomery.
To celebrate the 250th anniversary of Austen’s birth, and in anticipation of all the Austenite events to come, I decided to rank all six of her novels. Here’s my personal list:
I love reading memoirs. They’re readable, relatable and accessible. If I were to write a book of my own, it would probably be some kind of memoir that tells a personal story.
On that note, I want to share three of the best memoirs I’ve ever read. These books made me fall in love with the genre and helped me feel deeply connected to people who’ve reached the top of their fields. That said, memoirs like these can give the impression that only “remarkable” people get to write about their lives. I’d love to explore memoirs by (relatively) ordinary people in another post—but let’s start here.
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