Pride and Prejudice
Famous Fictional Characters visit ‘The Reluctant Fortune-Teller’
Author Keziah Frost imagines what the cards might have in store for Holden Caufield, Elizabeth Bennet, and Hamlet, if they were to visit the Good Fortune Café for a card reading from Norbert Z… Holden Caufield Holden Caulfield stopped by the Good Fortune Café in the charming tourist town of Gibbons Corner, New York, to… Read More »
Tags: Hamlet, J.D. Salinger, jane austen, Keziah Frost, Pride and Prejudice, The Catcher in the Rye, The Reluctant Fortune-Teller, William Shakespeare
Which Famous Literary Sisters Are You Most Like?
Are you and your sister(s) like the March girls, close and cooperative in times of great struggle or are you more like the put-upon Bennett sisters, trying to thwart their mother’s efforts to marry them off to the most eligible bachelor? Hopefully you and your sibs don’t have the worries that the Blackwood sisters do,… Read More »
Tags: #strongwomenread, Beverly Cleary, Homegoing, Pride and Prejudice, Shirley Jackson, Sisters Like Us, Susan Mallery, Suzanne Collins, The Hunger Games, We Have Always Lived in the Castle, Yaa Gyasi
“Would You Rather…” Reading Recommendations
Tags: A Man Called Ove, Allegra Huston, Aziz Ansari, Damian Dibben, diana gabaldon, Donna Tartt, Eat Pray Love, Elizabeth Gilbert, Fredrik Backman, jane austen, Kiera Cass, Modern Romance, Neil Olson, poll, Pride and Prejudice, Say My Name, Sense and Sensibility, The Black Painting, the goldfinch, The One, The Silent Fountain, Tomorrow, Victoria Fox
5 Famous Middle Children In Fiction
August 12th was National Middle Child Day, but we believe in appreciating these wonderful characters all year round! Is your favorite middle child on this list? Let us know in the comments section!
Tags: A Game of Thrones, C. S. Lewis, George R. R. Martin, Harry Potter, J.K. Rowling, jane austen, little women, louisa may alcott, Pride and Prejudice, The Lion The Witch and the Wardrobe