#13. Re-read a favorite book.

[Tracey, Yorkshire White Rose.]

This will be an opportunity to see what each of us considers worth re-reading.

[Nidhi]

Withering Heights for me. I have already read it thrice, it never seems boring.

[Brenda]

For me this well be Tenant of Wildfell Hall- I just fell in love with it the first time I read it. Fortunately it’s a group read in 2021.

[Philina]

For me it would be Jane Eyre or North & South, but I've chosen Cranford, because it's adorable, I loved it, it was my first ever Gaskell and I've never re-read it (in contrast to the other two).

[Brenda]

Philina, are you reading Cranford next month with the CUOC group? I'm going to read it as well! I'm not sure if I've read it or not. I'm quite certain I've seen the adaptation, but that was many years ago.

[Philina]

Yes, I am. I'm trying to overlap challenges as much as possible and I'm so very much looking forward to Cranford. It's also very Christmassy in some parts, so it fits the season.

[Brenda]

How fun! We’ll be reading a lot of books together in Jan. looking forward!

[Sandybeth]

My re-read will be The Warden by Anthony Trollope, my first Trollope and therefore it has a special place in my heart along with the whole Barchester series (I am nearing the end of the Palliser series now!)

[Tracey, Yorkshire White Rose.]

Sandybeth wrote: "My re-read will be The Warden by Anthony Trollope, my first Trollope and therefore it has a special place in my heart along with the whole Barchester series (I am nearing the end of the Palliser se..."

I love the Barchester series. I haven't read the Palliser books yet.

[Tracey, Yorkshire White Rose.]

My re-read was And Then There Were None by Agatha Christie which I rated ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

I was in the mood for a psychological mystery and this fitted the bill. I watched the tv adaption which was very well done I thought.