Autumn Week's Reading Plans: Classics

Oh the leaves are falling. The maple trees are turning red and it is an all around gorgeous time of year to sink deeply into gothic literature, Victorian reads and hot cups of coffee.

I am working my way through Volume IV of In Search of Lost Time and Mary Barton by Elizabeth Gaskell. There is just something so comforting about the way that Elizabeth Gaskell writes.

I'm feeling the pull to reread Tess of D'Urbervilles, so I am excited to work my way through Mary Barton so that I can pick up Tess soon

This week I will be watching the 2020 Dracula adaptation that I found on Netflix. After reading Dracula for the first time this year (and being sufficiently creeped out), I am excited to watch an adaptation.

Later today however on this rainy cool day, I am going to watch the Jane Eyre adaptation that I enjoy.

This is such a stressful time in my life. I feel so "out of the loop" of what every one is going through, but I always have my books. I always have the characters that I love and adore. Characters that have helped to shape me.

I'm looking forward to this cool, dark, slow season filled with reads and comforting rereads.

Happy deep reading my slow living friends.