100 Life Softening Books: Part 8

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Books Mentioned In This Video:
The War That Saved My Life - Kimberly Brubaker Bradley
The War I Finally Won - Kimberly Brubaker Bradley
The Sisters of Sea View - Julie Klassen
Flavia de Luce series - Alan Bradley
Chantry House - Charlotte Mary Yonge
Just Ella - Annette K. Larsen
Poirot series - Agatha Christie
Heartsease - Charlotte Mary Yonge
Before Midnight - Cameron Dokey
Deerbrook - Harriet Martineau
Coming Home - Rosamunde Pilcher

[darrylfriesen]

Kate, you have read so widely and diversely! These all sound amazing, and the only ones I’ve read are several Poirot! So many new ones to add!!

[marenlatham]

Kate! You just did me such a favour!! That book, "Before Midnight" by Catherine have been trying to remember for ages!!! It was part of a series of fairytales written by several authors and when they were new, I found them and read most of them. I completely loved them!! They were interesting and cozy and beautiful and it was the perfect thing to read at that stressful time in my life. I couldn't remember the names of the books or the authors, but I always hoped I'd somehow find them again. I am so excited!!! Thank you!!

[GinaHouse]

I love your choices, Kate!! Perfect! Because of you, I've read almost all of them except some of the Victorian novels. But, I'm hoping to try those this year 🥰❤ Many hugs! 🌸💝

[estherjane-me]

Both the War That Saved My Life and the sequel were amazing😊

[doraspenlow]

Hi Kate! Have you ever read "Homecoming" by Cynthia Voigt? It's the first in a series called The Tillerman Cycle. I feel like you might really love this series!

[amyofhearthridge]

So many lovely, intriguing books! I think I liked Coming Home a bit more than Winter Solstice.😊

[Tasman_Tea]

Hi Kate. Thanks for all your wonderful book review videos! I have read many classic, including a lot of Victorian literature, but nothing by Yonge. I have finally managed to find a copy of 'The Heir of Redclyffe' online that didn't cost the earth - a vintage, leatherbound edition, no less! But I am finding it almost impossible to locate Yonge's novels in Australia or even from overseas bookstores that offer shipping to Australia. They seem to be extremely rare or very expensive. Just wondering if this the case globally for Yonge's works and whether you have any tips on where to find decent copies of her works. Regards, Kim from Tasmania.

[SharonReads]

Adding those Julie Klassen to my library requests!

[melissarebecca]

Oh, I love Deerbrook so much! Thank you for including it here!