A reading journal... mostly.
A reading journal... mostly.
The capacity to suffer. Elwood — and all the Nickel boys — existed in the capacity. Breathed in it, ate in it, dreamed in it. That was their lives now. Otherwise they would have perished. The beatings, the rapes, the...
This post originally appeared on yvanagno.com (no longer exists) I have decided to finally take on The Rory Gilmore Reading Challenge. I spent a good amount of my teenage years watching Gilmore Girls. I'm not sure what drew me into...
*This post contains affiliate links* In today's episode, I share with you the books I've read in July, what I'm currently reading, and my reading plans for the month of August. Books mentioned: The Silver Chair by C.S. Lewis |...
*This post contains affiliate links* This week's episode is coming in at you a few days late due to personal reasons and I deeply apologize for the delay. Books mentioned in this episode: Zoje Stage's Baby Teeth (Indigo.ca) Flipped by...
*This post contains affiliate links* In this episode, I talk about the books I read in June. Since June is Pride Month, I made a conscious effort to pick books which features LGBTQ authors and/or characters. Books mentioned in this...
*This post contains affiliate links* For my second episode, I wanted to introduce you all to a series which started as blog posts and I would now like to turn into podcast episodes. Library Reads is a series about the...
*This post contains affiliate links* Welcome to the podcast's very first episode! Book/s mentioned in this episode: What If It's Us by Becky Albertalli and Adam Silvera Amazon | Indigo.ca Please be advised that this episode contains spoilers so feel...
Hi everybody! Welcome to She Reads Again, The Podcast! I hope you'll enjoy listening to these episodes as much as I enjoy making them. You can follow me through Instagram or through my blog. I'm so excited to share my love of reading...
Library Reads is a monthly wrap-up of what my toddler pulls out of the library shelves to read before bed. Sometimes we get to read them all, sometimes we don’t. *** What we read this month: Hi, Harry! (Martin Waddell)...
!["Pride […] is a very common failing I believe. By all that I have ever read, I am convinced that it is very common indeed, that human nature is particularly prone to it, and that there are very few of us who do not cherish a feeling of self-complacency on the score of some quality or other, real or imaginary. Vanity and pride are different things, though the words are often used synonymously. A person may be proud without being vain. Pride relates more to our opinion of ourselves, vanity to what we would have others think of us."
I remember starting Pride and Prejudice a few years ago, and I also fully remember how it took me a year to finish it. This was also the time I decided to finally start annotating.
I didn’t really know what to expect, given all I had going for me was Matthew Macfadyen’s hand stretch from the 2005 film (please spare me, I didn’t know any better). I don’t think I’ve read anything more focused on character before this, but I was glad I stuck to it because I get it now.
Eventually, when the time is right, I will revisit the Bennets. For now, I have the rest of Austen’s works to look forward to.
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