Reading Classic Books For A Week || One Week, One Shelf Reading Vlog

My February 2020 reading challenge is to read books from a different shelf every week! The first one was Classics... here's how it went with my reading vlog!

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Kat M
Andrassy Zsofi
Kim Patten
Lili O Varela
Veronica Huber
Bailey McDonald
Shauna Marie
Linda Gonzales
Evgenia
Amanda Appel
Sarah A Schafer
Scottish Bookworm
Jackson Wright
Abbie Day
Kari
Kaela Clifton

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[aliciaohara]

I really loved Wuthering Heights...it's the whole tragedy of it all. The ending sentence was so beautiful, I really loved it:

"I lingered round them, under that benign sky: watched the moths fluttering among the heath and harebells, listened to the soft wind breathing through the grass, and wondered how any one could ever imagine unquiet slumbers for the sleepers in that quiet earth."

[madarabruge]

So. Russians. They have a patronymics in their names. For example, ''Ivan Ilyich'' means Ivan, son of Ilya. The whole ruassian name works ''First name + patronymic (father's name + ending -ovich, -evich and -ich) + Last name'' :D

[elenaj]

I personally loved Wuthering Heights and Frankenstein. I am still planning to read more classics in general and also foreign language classics.
I am in love with this concept for a reading challenge. The period is short enough that it doesn't completely put you into a reading slump if you aren't in the mood for that particular genre. It's amazing that you managed to finish 2 1/2 books in a week.

[littlebookbin]

I click so fast on your videos that you might think I’m unemployed lol

[BemuzedBookworm]

It's been a long time since I read Frankenstein. i remember being pleasantly surprised. It was one of the college books I enjoyed most. Might possibly reread it this month, cause I want to be picking up 'Frankissstein' next month, so might want to brush up on the original story.

[YeahThisIsLife]

Me, rabid Frankenstein fan, as soon as you picked it up: heavy breathing, ghost of mary shelley materializing in me willing you to like it

[nnvv]

If you liked russian classic, you have to read "Crime and Punishment" 😃

[rtbrat]

My favourite classic and favourite book of all time is a Clockwork Orange. I would definitely recommend!

[bunnyjanie]

Nothing puts me in a reading slump faster than classics . So weird because I read them often in College and never minded . Love these types of challenges !

[lanaali]

awesome selection, the coolest think about Frankenstein is that mary shelley started writing it when she was 18!

[Phillybookfairy]

oh i saw one of my all times favs on your classic shelf!!!! East of Eden is really good!

[lantreauxlivres]

Frankenstein is one of my favorite classics, with Dracula and Anna Karenina! :D

[marystuart]

I Love Wuthering Heights and Frankenstein! Glad you read them 😍

[mayuimi]

Just like you, I like the way classic authors (like Victor Hugo, even if it's a bit harder to read due to the complexity of the writing, Emile Zola, Jane Austen and so on) write and I like to read a classic once in a while for a change. I LOVED Wuthering Heights, mainly because it was my first time reading "gothic" litterature and I loved how dark and complexe the story and the characters were. I also liked Frankenstein. I saw you had Jane Eyre on your shelf. Loved it as well!

[nataliaramos]

Emily, I'm loving this challenge. I keep looking forward to the next week and what you gonna be reading.

[idokken]

I was so bored all through Frankenstein haha! My favourite classics are The Picture of Dorian Gray and Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde

[maartjedegroot]

I had the same feelings about Wuthering Heights. The characters were so hysterical. I liked Frankenstein and Lord of the flies. Leo Tolstoy is on my tbr. I want to start with a short one as well.

[anacatarinasimoes]

Haven't read that many classics but loved "The Picture of Dorian Gray" and "Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde", so I'd definitely love to hear your opinion about both, if you're interested and got time to read them!

[tessnorman]

definitely finish Frankenstein! i loved the ending

[bridgit]

My favorite classics - Old Man and the Sea, Anna Karenina and the Grapes of Wrath.