She is very easy to read. Wholesome and pastoral. I don't like the city setting stories as much as the Great Plains and high deserts, but I think she is becoming a favorite.
The ums and ahs are always okay to me 😄💖 you really did go all in on Alcott April! Absolutely hard hearing the conditions of their family life, but I am so interested in Marmee & Louisa though. So funny, I've never read her but Rebecca West came up in my BTP reading this week! Though less about her work and more about her being HG Wells mistress...
Love your phrasing of "seeing the fingerprints" of her writing on it - I get so clearly what you mean by that! I had hoped to join you on Alcott April but my reading tanked a bit so I missed out, but it was so interesting to hear your thoughts on everything you picked up 😊
Awww man! I am sorry your reading took a turn. I hope you are feeling like it's getting back in the swing again. I really enjoyed most of what I read for the event.
Hi Deea! I was so excited when you mentioned 'Scribbles, Sorrows etc' because I saw in your picture the illustrator is Diana Sudyka who I have loved long before I started looking towards art in books. I will have to check that one out at the library as well...looking forward to your next video!!
Hello Heather! My library system can't get it in quick enough for me, but I am first in line when it gets here! The cover art is precious, so I am looking forward to seeing if there are more illustrations throughout it!
The biography sounds good. I’ve felt that way about her life, as well as about Lucy Maud Montgomery. Was The Mermaid on its own, or is it a part of the book of short stories she wrote for Emerson’s daughter?
Lots of Deea... yay!!
We'll see if you still say that after the 4th or 5th video to come out back to back! 🤣
So interesting, Deea! I’ve never read any Cather short stories. ♥️🌿
She is very easy to read. Wholesome and pastoral. I don't like the city setting stories as much as the Great Plains and high deserts, but I think she is becoming a favorite.
The ums and ahs are always okay to me 😄💖 you really did go all in on Alcott April! Absolutely hard hearing the conditions of their family life, but I am so interested in Marmee & Louisa though.
So funny, I've never read her but Rebecca West came up in my BTP reading this week! Though less about her work and more about her being HG Wells mistress...
Whaaaaaaat?! Hmmm 🤨 Interesting 🤔
Love your phrasing of "seeing the fingerprints" of her writing on it - I get so clearly what you mean by that! I had hoped to join you on Alcott April but my reading tanked a bit so I missed out, but it was so interesting to hear your thoughts on everything you picked up 😊
Awww man! I am sorry your reading took a turn. I hope you are feeling like it's getting back in the swing again.
I really enjoyed most of what I read for the event.
Hi Deea! I was so excited when you mentioned 'Scribbles, Sorrows etc' because I saw in your picture the illustrator is Diana Sudyka who I have loved long before I started looking towards art in books. I will have to check that one out at the library as well...looking forward to your next video!!
Hello Heather! My library system can't get it in quick enough for me, but I am first in line when it gets here! The cover art is precious, so I am looking forward to seeing if there are more illustrations throughout it!
The biography sounds good. I’ve felt that way about her life, as well as about Lucy Maud Montgomery.
Was The Mermaid on its own, or is it a part of the book of short stories she wrote for Emerson’s daughter?
I found the Mermaid in a collection of early American short stories by various authors. Poe, Hawthorne, Irving…
What a pure pleasure to have a plethora of Deea videos! ☺️♥️🌿🌷🪴🌸💐
a plethora! 😂🥰🤗