BIG AUTUMN BOOK HAUL (NEW AND VINTAGE BOOKS)! 📚 🧡 🍂

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[sillybeeful]

The artwork on the Roast Fig & Sugar Snow cookbook is just luscious 💜

[lauramaga]

Dear Miranda, what an incredible book selection! I would listen to your reviews for hours on end… I was really fascinated by Jane Austen’s Wardrobe: such a refined, interesting book revealing Jane’s taste in clothing…a very original way to get to know her better! I wish you and your dear Mum a lovely week

[eileennielsen]

I also hate COLD TEA!! I LOVE poetry!! Just love it. Have since I was 8/9 yrs. old. I have written quite a bit in the past. Just today a poetry book I ordered came "Longfellow Poetry AND Other Writings" . Wonderful poet. I was in his home in Cambridge, Massachusetts when I was a teen. I grew up in Lexington, Massachusetts. Have been in Louisa May Alcott's house in Concord Mass. (next to Lexington). so many times I could give the tours. Many famous authors lived in Concord. LM.Alcott is my absolute favorite author. Robert Frost my absolute favorite poet. I have a great collection of Poetry books. I really want to get "A Poem To Read Aloud Every Day". I live alone, but will read them aloud to myself. New England was the Best place to grow up! SO MUCH history stemming from England! Starting with my home town! Thank you for this viewing, so fun! Love your channel! A real joy.

[pippa]

I love just listening to you, you make me want to read more and more books. You bring joy to many, thank you.

[thomasceneri]

Yes! The Larkin poem is called “This Be The Verse.”

[svarga]

Thank you Miranda for bringing books, nature, poetry, recipes and beauty into our lives in your own lovely way. The flowers behind you are gorgeous today. The pink ones with the dark flecks and dark ones with the lighter petals are wonderful.

[crobinrush]

A cookbook I thought you might like is: Baking for the Holidays: 50+ Treats for a Festive Season by Sarah Kieffer! The photographs in this cookbook is so beautiful, and all the recipes were so good!

Your videos are so comforting! I've added so many books from your videos! Thank you! 🍂💕

[greensnowfall]

Your videos are so delightful, Miranda!

[jennifermielo-shook]

I think I audibly gasped when I saw Jane Austen’s Wardrobe. I’ve just added it to the top of my Christmas wish list. 😊 It’s interesting that you mentioned reading poetry aloud. I’ve been reading your daily almanac to my husband and if it slips my mind he’s quick to remind me. It’s a lovely way to start our day together. ❤

[Penny-wsmz]

Love how varied your book haul is. Have made a note of everything from So Late in the Day (Small Things Like These by Claire Keegan was fantastic) to The Plain Cake Appreciation Society (Yes, please!) to Sophie Irwin (Persuasion inspired, Bath and a twist!) I'm really looking forward to reading Kate Atkinson's new collection of short stories. Hope you're having a good week.

[rebeccawright]

Thanks! Your recommendation always encourages me to read different authors. Hope you and your mum are well. Thank you again for your thoughtful insights.

[elizabethmoloney]

I pre ordered Claire Keegan, recieved and read over coffee. She packs a punch and wastes no words. Marvelous.
I'm with you in the plain cake arena too. Always enjoy you videos . Thank you

[sheilalee]

Art of the Pie is a wonderful cook book! One of my favorites is the pear pie - fantastic, and perfect as pears are in season!

[vanessap]

What a lovely video full of nice recommendations! Claire Keegan's short story especially grabbed my attention - I'll add it to my book wish list :) And your mentioning the beetroot and blackberry soup made me add Diana Henry's cookbook on the list too :) Thank you so much, Miranda 🤗 Wishing you a quick recovery 🌺

[maries]

Hello Miranda, thank you for sharing some wonderful books. I haven’t come across The Farmer’s Wife by Helen Rebanks, but it sounds like a great recommendation. I’ve read books by her husband, Jame Rebanks, which demonstrate his love of the Lake District and his determination to create a better life for his family. I hope you are feeling better and having a good week.

[gillwoolley]

Goodness Miranda, the Jill pony books, I forgot all about them. I adored them as a child. Thank you for reminding me of them. Lovely haul, my TBR continues to grow. The Jane Austin is top of the list.❤️📚🍁

[paulamoreshead]

Oh my goodness, I had forgotten all about Janet Lambert! I remember reading some of those back in the day...I'll keep my eyes open for some copies. And, I really loved it when you paused to drink some tea and expressed your strong dislike for cold tea...I feel exactly the same about it!

[pamelapoet]

Publishers pulling out all of the stops: as if autumn isn't magical on its own! I don't even know where to begin. These are all so tempting. I do know where I began this video: with a stern lecture to myself. No. New. Books. Poof! That resolution lasted -3 seconds. Thank you, as always, for bringing such wonderful finds to our attention. Happy autumnal equinox! 🍂 📚

[ingaurban]

Dear Miranda, another of these wonderful videos of yours which lengthens my to buy list and my TBR. Sometimes I think I'll never be able to catch up, because there are always so many interesting books you recommend. Right now I'm also delving into Tudor times and reading a lot about that topic which I just find fascinating! I finished a Fortnight of September and want to order the other book by R.C. Sherriff published by Persephone Books. Thank you for your inspiration, I loved Good bye Mr.Chips immensely and read it while I was visiting my mother. And the funny thing is that she had read it in school (in the early sixties in Germany in her English lesson). We had never talked about it before and it let to a deeper conversation about what her curriculum was and how it had changed when I attended school. I'm really looking forward to next weeks Comfort Book Club. Have a lovely week!♥

[johannaochbockerna]

Lovely as always to spend som time with you talking about books Miranda. It always makes me happy to see that you've posted a new video.