“This event is way more a celebration than a “reading challenge.” It’s about hunting out those forgotten titles which didn’t make it into the official canon, & reading them & sharing the excitement. Or exploring the females who are in the canon. For example, if you want to spend the entire year poring over Middlemarch by George Eliot, going a chapter or two a month and gently journaling, we don’t want to stifle that by asking you to meet a title count.”
My journey for the Women’s Classic Literature Event opened the way for many rereads of my favourite author and introduction to new Classic authors. I am happy that I made an effort to read a few books because it allowed me to read stories of authors I always wanted to sample their writings.
Ladies Work I Read
Northanger Abbey, Jane Austen
Pride and Prejudice, Jane Austen [Blog Review]
Love and Freindship, Jane Austen [Blog Review]
Persuasion, Jane Austen [Blog Review]
The Secret Garden, Frances Hodgson Burnett [Blog Review]
Mary Barton Elizabeth Gaskell [Blog Review]
Agnes Grey, Anne Bronte [Blog Review]
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Is that Zora Neale Hurston in the left mid?
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Yes I think most definitely is it her. I have not read any materials by this author so I am not too familiar with Hurston.
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I really enjoyed Their Eyes Were Watching God. She was good. Just a shame she plagiarized at one point. And hopefully not more!
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Ahhh. Oh no plagiarism is deadly for a writer’s credibility.
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Yep. It hurt her.
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I suspected.
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