Here is a list of all books reviewed on the blog, organised A-Z by author.
Adams, Poppy – The Behaviour of Moths
Alcott, Louisa May - Little Women
Alcott, Louisa May – Good Wives
Allnatt, Judith – The Poet’s Wife
Allnatt, Judith – A Mile of River
Atwood, Margaret – Alias Grace
Atwood, Margaret - Lady Oracle
Atwood, Margaret – The Handmaid’s Tale
Austen, Jane – Mansfield Park – 1, 2, 3
Austen, Jane – Persuasion – 1, 2, 3, 4
Austen, Jane – Sense and Sensibility – 1, 2, 3
Austen, Jane – Pride and Prejudice – 1, 2, 3
Bailey, Blake – A Tragic Honesty: The Life and Work of Richard Yates
Bagnold, Enid – Diary Without Dates
Barbal, Maria – Stone in a Landslide
Benatar, Stephen – Wish Her Safe at Home
Bowen, Elizabeth – Friends and Relations
Bowen, Elizabeth – To the North
Bowen, Elizabeth – The Heat of the Day
Bowen, Elizabeth – The Death of the Heart
Braddon, Mary Elizabeth – Lady Audley’s Secret
Bradley, Alan -The Sweetness at the Bottom of the Pie
Bridge, Ann – Illyrian Spring, Illyrian Spring Re-Read
Bridge, Ann – Peking Picnic
Brittain, Vera – Testament of Youth
Brocket, Jane – The Gentle Art of Domesticity
Bromfield, Louis – Mrs Parkington
Burnett, Frances Hodgson – In Connection with the De Willoughby Claim
Byatt, A S – The Children’s Book
Canfield, Dorothy – Seasoned Timber
Carson, Susannah (ed) – A Truth Universally Acknowledged: 33 Great Writers on Why We Read Jane Austen
Carter, Angela – Wise Children
Cather, Willa – O, Pioneers!
Cather, Willa – My Antonia
Cather, Willa – Death Comes for the Archbishop
Cather, Willa – Lucy Gayheart
Cather, Willa – A Lost Lady
Cannato, Vincent – American Passage: A History of Ellis Island
Caspary, Vera – Bedelia
Chellis, Marcia – The Girls from Winnetka
Colegate, Isabel – The Shooting Party
Collins, Wilkie – The Moonstone
Collins, Wilkie – No Name
Compton Burnett, Ivy – Pastors and Masters
Cossé, Laurence – An Accident in August
Craigie, Emma – Chocolate Cake with Hitler
Delafield, E M – The Way Things Are
Delafield, E M – Thank Heaven Fasting
Delafield, E M – Women Who Love
Delafield, E M – Nothing is Safe
Dennys, Joyce – Henrietta’s War
Dennys, Joyce – Henrietta Sees It Through
Douglas Sedgwick, Anne – Dark Hester
Du Maurier, Daphne – Hungry Hill
Du Maurier, Daphne – The Doll and Other Stories
Dyhouse, Carol – Glamour: Women, History, Feminism
Edwards, Michelle – A Knitter’s Home Companion
Francis Kane, Jessica – The Report
Frisby, Terence – Kisses on a Postcard
Fussell, Paul – The Great War and Modern Memory
Gibbons, Kaye – Sights Unseen
Gibbons, Kaye – Ellen Foster
Glaspell, Susan – Brook Evans
Graves, Robert – Goodbye to All That
Greene, Graham – The End of the Affair
Gutcheon, Beth – Still Missing
Healy, Marti – The Rhythm of Selby
Highsmith, Patricia – Carol
Hill, Genevieve (ed) – The Diary of Miss Idilia
Hill, Susan – Mrs De Winter
Hill, Susan – In the Springtime of the Year
Hill, Susan – Howard’s End is on the Landing
Hilton, Traci Tyne – Foreclosed: A Mitzi Neuhaus Mystery
Hocking, Mary – Letters from Constance
Holtby, Winifred – South Riding
Hrabal, Bohumil – I Served The King of England
Hull, Helen – Heat Lightning
Hull, Helen – Morning Shows the Day
Irving, Washington – The Legend of Sleepy Hollow
Jackson, Shirley – We Have Always Lived in the Castle
Jackson, Shirley – The Haunting of Hill House
Jaffe, Rona – The Best of Everything
Jenkins, Elizabeth – The Tortoise and the Hare
Jenkins, Elizabeth – Harriet
Kingsolver, Barbara – The Poisonwood Bible
Laski, Marghanita – Little Boy Lost
Laski, Marghanita – The Victorian Chaise Longue
Laski, Marghanita – To Bed with Grand Music
Laski, Marganita – The Village
Lehmann, Rosamund – A Note in Music
Lovell, Mary S – The Mitford Girls
Mackail, Denis – Greenery Street
Maud, Constance – No Surrender
Mayor, F M – The Rector’s Daughter
Mayor, F M – The Squire’s Daughter
Mayor, F M – The Third Miss Symons
Maxwell, William – So Long, See You Tomorrow
Maxwell, William – They Came Like Swallows
McCarthy, Mary – The Group
Merrill Block, Stefan – The Storm at the Door
Miller, Betty – Farewell Leicester Square
Mitford, Nancy – The Pursuit of Love and Love in a Cold Climate
Mitford, Nancy – Wigs on the Green
Montgomery, L M – Anne of Green Gables
Montgomery, L M – Anne of Avonlea
Montgomery, L M – Anne of the Island
Montgomery, L M – Anne’s House of Dreams
Montgomery, L M – Emily of New Moon
Montgomery, L M – The Blue Castle
Munro, Alice - The View from Castle Rock
Nicholls, David – One Day
Nicolson, Juliet – The Great Silence
Niffenegger, Audrey – The Time Traveler’s Wife
Niffenegger, Audrey - Her Fearful Symmetry
Oates, Joyce Carol – We Were the Mulvaneys
Olivier, Edith – The Love Child
Orne Jewett, Sarah – The Country of the Pointed Firs
Otto, Whitney – How to Make an American Quilt
Panter-Downes, Mollie – One Fine Day
Parini, Jay – The Last Station
Pasternak, Boris – Doctor Zhivago Part 1, Part 2
Peck, Winifred – House-Bound
Pym, Barbara – Excellent Women
Pym, Barbara – Jane and Prudence
Reisen, Harriet – Louisa May Alcott: The Woman Behind Little Women
Robinson, Jane – Bluestockings: The Remarkable Story of the First Women to Fight for an Education
Robinson, Marilynne – Gilead
Robinson, Marilyn – Home
Russell, James – Ravilious in Pictures: Sussex and the Downs
Sackville West, Vita – All Passion Spent
Sarton, May – The Magnificent Spinster
Sassoon, Siegfried – Memoirs of a Fox Hunting Man
Sassoon, Siegfried – Memoirs of an Infantry Officer
Schlissel, Lillian – Women’s Diaries of the Westward Journey
Schlossberg, Linda - Life in Miniature
Shreeve, Anita – Fortune’s Rocks
Sims, Michael – The Story of Charlotte’s Web
Sinclair, May – The Life and Death of Harriett Frean
Smith, Betty – A Tree Grows in Brooklyn
Smith, Dodie – I Capture the Castle
Spark, Muriel – The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie
Starling, Belinda – The Journal of Dora Damage
Steinbeck, John – Of Mice and Men
Steinbeck, John – Travels with Charley
Stevenson, D E – Miss Buncle’s Book
Stratton, Joanna – Pioneer Women: Voices from the Kansas Frontier
Stratton-Porter, Gene – A Girl of the Limberlost
Summerscale, Kate – The Suspicions of Mr Whicher
Tarkington, Booth – The Magnificent Ambersons
Tartt, Donna – The Secret History
Taylor, Elizabeth – A View of the Harbour
Taylor, Elizabeth – The Devastating Boys
Taylor, Elizabeth - Mrs Palfrey at the Claremont
Taylor, Elizabeth – Palladian
Toibin, Colm – Brooklyn
Trollope, Anthony – Can You Forgive Her?
Vernon, Roland – The Maestro’s Voice
Von Arnim, Elizabeth – The Enchanted April
Von Arnim, Elizabeth – Elizabeth and Her German Garden
Von Arnim, Elizabeth – The Solitary Summer
Von Arnim, Elizabeth – The Caravaners
Watson, Larry – Montana 1948
Webster, Jean – Daddy Long Legs
Wells, H G – Ann Veronica
Welty, Eudora – The Optimist’s Daughter
Wharton, Edith – The Reef
Wharton, Edith – The Age of Innocence
Wharton, Edith – Ethan Frome
Whipple, Dorothy – Every Good Deed
Whipple, Dorothy – Young Anne
Whipple, Dorothy – Greenbanks, Greenbanks Re-read
Whipple, Dorothy – They Knew Mr Knight
Whipple, Dorothy – Because of the Lockwoods
Whipple, Dorothy – High Wages
White, Antonia – Frost in May
White, Antonia – The Lost Traveller
Wilder, Laura Ingalls – Little House in the Big Woods
Wilder, Laura Ingalls – Little House on the Prairie
Wilder, Laura Ingalls – Farmer Boy
Wilder, Laura Ingalls – On the Banks of Plum Creek
Wilder, Laura Ingalls – By the Shores of Silver Lake
Wilder, Laura Ingalls – The Long Winter
Wilder, Laura Ingalls – Little Town on the Prairie
Wizenburg, Molly – A Homemade Life
Worth, Jennifer – Call the Midwife
Yates, Richard – Disturbing the Peace
Yates, Richard – The Easter Parade
Yates, Richard – Young Hearts Crying
Yates, Richard – Revolutionary Road
Ziegelman, Jane – 97 Orchard Street: An Edible History of Five Families in One New York Tenement
I’ve just read The Age of Innocence, The House of Mirth and Ethan Frome straight off (obsessive or what?) and wanted to see what you thought of them. Well, I know as I’ve seen comments in past Booksnob entries that you love Edit W’s books.
However, these don’t appear in your reviews list. Or is it me being dim?
I hope you’re well and happy (never known you otherwise, Rachel!).
Ha! Not obsessive at all! I have read all three but only reviewed two on here – The Age of Innocence and Ethan Frome. As they’re part of my ‘Reading America’ list, I have linked to them under the ‘Reading America’ tab. You should find them easily there!!
I hope you loved the books!
Thank you Chrissy! I hope you are the same! x
I’m seeing many old friends in your review list. I’m going to have fun reading these reviews. One of my all time favourite comfort reads doesn’t appear here and I’m wondering if you’ve discovered it yet: the Mapp & Lucia series by E.F. Benson. 6 books in all, best read in order, set in England between the wars. Queen Lucia; Lucia in London; Miss Mapp; Mapp & Lucia; Lucia’s Progress; Trouble for Lucia. TV4 made a brilliant series based on the books, with Prunella Scales, Nigel Hawthorn and Geraldine McEwan. But the books are the best.
Tui
Hi Tui! We obviously share the same tastes! I have heard so many wonderful things about the Mapp and Lucia books, but no – I have not yet got around to reading them. But I will, as they sound truly fantastic, and I so enjoyed Mrs Ames by E F Benson, so I know I’ll love other books of his!
I love the organization of your new site. Looks lovely and clean. Beautiful.
Could you tell me what your guidelines are when you review? It’s something I am always curious about. Thank you. Deb/TheBookishDame
Thanks Deborah! I don’t really have any guidelines to speak of – I certainly don’t have a ‘rating’ system or anything. I just write my honest thoughts and leave it at that – I rarely accept review copies and I know my tastes well and don’t deviate much outside of them so it’s not often I’ll have anything unsavoury to say about what I’m reading. My main guidelines for myself, if I have any at all, are to be honest, transparent and as analytical as possible – I like to probe beneath the surface and I am not afraid to criticise!
Do you really own all of those lovely penguin classics? Love your blog!
No! I wish! I have a fair few but not that many. Thank you very much!
You must read everything ever written by Helene Hanff.
She is right up your alley.
Here is an obit from NY Times.
http://www.nytimes.com/1997/04/11/arts/helene-hanff-wry-epistler-of-84-charing-dies-at-80.html
I have read some of her books, LC – I must read more! Thank you for the reminder!
I love your blog, and your reviews. I hope you do a review on Elizabeth Gaskell’s North and South, I did a rather amateur job reviewing the mini series on my blog. It has had such an impact on me that I can’t put my thoughts into words without sounding like an infatuated teenager! Its been a while since I read Persuasion and I may join you for hte read along. Happy posting!
Thank you Misha!! Sorry I have only just got around to replying to your comment – it must have slipped through the net. I hope you’re still enjoying reading along!
In Miss Buncle’s Book by (D.E. Stevenson) someone recomends that a girl who has nighmares may try “chemical food” .. Does anyone have an idea of what that might have been? I need to know in order to advice a translator.
Many thanks