Happiness Falls by Angie Kim Tillys Shelf 2024-03-30 | For our March buddy read, Ros from @scallydandlingaboutthebook2711 and I picked Happiness Falls by Angie Kim (2023), after reading a fascinating interview with her which you can find here:theguardian.com/books/2024/jan/27/nonverbal-people-deserve-a-voice-angie-kim-on-why-she-wrote-a-novel-about-a-boy-with-severe-autismRos is contending with a broken arm, and I was battling nausea during the filming, but we were able to discuss what we loved about this compelling mystery.
Review: There Are Rivers In The Sky by Elif Shafak Tillys Shelf 2024-10-07 | This month with Ros @scallydandlingaboutthebook2711 I read There Are Rivers In The Sky by Turkish author Elif Shafak, published 2024. Apologies for occasional distracting noises in the video.Next month we're reading Night Bloom by Peace Adzo Medie
Framed: Three Gardening Books Tillys Shelf 2024-09-06 | In this video I review three Gardening books, three new ones and an old favourite. How to Grow Plants for Free by Simon Ackroyd (2023)Rebel Gardening by Alessandro Vitale (2023, YouTube channel Spicy Moustache)Veg in One Bed by Huw Richards (2019, YouTube channel Huw Richards)I'm tentatively linking this to Framed in September, a readathon of art-related books hosted by:Elisabeth @bouquinsbooks Hannah @HannahsBooks Heather @heathergregg9975 Lindy @lindysmagpiereads Greg @anotherbibliophilereads #framedinseptember With thanks to the hosts for coming up with the event.
Women in Translation: Forbidden Notebook by Alba de Céspedes Tillys Shelf 2024-08-31 | This year for Women in Translation Month I read Forbidden Notebook by Alba de Céspedes, published in book form in 1952 and translated by Ann Goldstein in 2023.I also mentioned My Brilliant Friend by Elena Ferrate, published 2012 also translated by Ann Goldstein.
Jane Austen July Wrap Up Tillys Shelf 2024-08-12 | Jane Austen July was co-hosted by Katie @katiejlumsden Marissa @BlatantlyBookish and Claudia @SpinstersLibrary.Books and adaptations mentioned (* read or watched, others referenced for context):Emma by Jane Austen* Emma 2009 miniseries with Romola Garai and Johnny Lee Miller* Pride and Prejudice 1996 miniseries with Jennifer Ehle and Colin FirthJane Austen's Letters edited by Deirdre Le Faye* The Scandalous Confessions of Lydia Bennet Witch by Melinda TaubLongbourn by Jo BakerUnequal Affections by Lara OrmistonSense and Sensibility by Joanna TrollopeNorthanger Abbey by Val McDermid * The Trouble with Mrs Montgomery Hurst by Katie Lumsden (buddy read with Ros @scallydandlingaboutthebook2711)*The Woman of Colour: A Tale, Anonymous edited by Lyndon J Dominique (published 1808)Belinda by Maria EdgeworthThe Interesting Narrative of the Life of Olaudah Equiano by Olaudah Equiano Evelina by Frances Burney* What Jane Austen's Characters Read (and why) by Susan Allen Ford* Sense and Sensibility by Jane Austen* Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen
Pregnancy in Jane Austens Novels Tillys Shelf 2024-07-31 | This #janeaustenjuly I have found myself searching for references to pregnancy and early motherhood throughout Jane Austen's novels and letters. Books mentioned:Sense and Sensibility by Jane Austen (chapters 26, 31, 36, 37, 43)Emma by Jane Austen (chapters 6, 12, 17, 18)Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen (chapters 57, 60)Mansfield Park by Jane Austen (chapter 1)I didn't identify any ongoing pregnancies in Northanger Abbey, Persuasion or Lady Susan but do please correct me if I'm wrong!Jane Austen's Letters edited by Dierdre le Faye (letters 1, 7, 10, 11, 13)Reference for infant mortality: campop.geog.cam.ac.uk/research/projects/georgianinfantmortalityReference for maternal mortality: ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC1633559 (I have seen several blogs stating that maternal mortality was as high as 20%, which it may well have been, but these were unreferenced. This article does mention higher maternal mortality figures for later in the 19th century).Jane Austen July is a wonderful annual readathon hosted by Katie @katiejlumsden Marissa @BlatantlyBookish and Claudia @SpinstersLibrary.
Short Review: The Scandalous Confessions of Lydia Bennet, Witch by Melinda Taub Tillys Shelf 2024-07-18 | For this #janeaustenjuly I was lucky enough to stumble upon this fantasy retelling of Pride and Prejudice. If you like mixing up your Regency balls with a soft magic system and a few ancient legends then this might be a good one to try.
30 Picture Books in 30 Minutes #picturethis2024 Tillys Shelf 2024-04-27 | Thanks to #picturethis and a good charity bookshop I ended up massively expanding my picture book collection this month.The hosts are:@Shellyish @spreadbookjoy The prompts are:JoyNightPeachNatureBlueChange I also mentioned @ChattieTheMadChatter, The Bookish Type bookshop in Leeds and #peopleaprilThe books:Paddington by Michael Bond/RW AlleyPeepo by Janet and Allen AhlbergNora's Wondrous Adventure by Courtney JonesRingtail by Karen PatkauMrs Armitage and the Big Wave by Quentin BlakeMatilda You're Amazing by PS BrooksI Can Be A Brave Adventurer by Frances LincolnMeg and Mog: Meg's Cauldron by Helen Nicoll/Jan PienkowskiThe Velveteen Rabbit by Margery Williams/William NicholsonThe Three Little Wolves and The Big Bad Pig by Eugene Trivizas/Helen OxenburyWe're Going To Find A Monster by Malorie Blackman/Dapo AdeolaWhen The Dragons Came by Naomi Kefford/Lynne Moore/Benji DaviesBringing the Rain to Kapiti Plain by Verna Aardema/Beatriz Vidal (I said this was from a South African folktale but it is actually Kenyan - Aardema lived in South Africa for a while which was the cause of my confusion)The Whales' Song by Dyan Sheldon/Gary BlytheThe Owl and the Pussycat by Edward Lear/Victoria BellABC by Dr SeussGuess How Much I Love You in the Summer by Sam McBratney/Anita JeramTigger Comes To The Forest by AA Milne/EH ShepardThe Gruffalo by Julia Donaldson/Axel SchefflerOld Bear by Jane HisseyOtto Blotter Bird Spotter by Graham CarterCamille and the Sunflowers by Laurence AnholtWhat Did I Look Like When I Was a Baby? by Jeanne Willis/Tony RossWhy Is The Sky Blue? by Geraldine Taylor/Amy SchimlerThe Lighthouse Keeper's Cat by Ronda and David Armitage(The Skull by Jon Klassen - mentioned but not held up)I Want My Hat Back by Jon KlassenThe Boy, The Mole, The Fox and The Horse by Charlie MackesyMister Seahorse by Eric CarleJulian Is A Mermaid by Jessica LoveThe Woodcutter and the Snow Prince by Ian Eagleton/Davide Ortu
Sagalong 2024: The Saga of the Volsungs Tillys Shelf 2024-04-20 | This year, join us to read the Saga of the Volsungs (Volsungasaga). My Penguin edition was translated by Jesse L. Byock.Co-host this year are:Mark @richardsonreads573 Vin @revenantreads Mark @BookTimewithElvis Steve @saintdonoghue Shawn @ShawnDStandfast Jack @ramblingraconteur1616 Potential crossover events include:People AprilSpring Into AdventureHistorathon
London BookTuber Meet-Up: Did I Read It? Tillys Shelf 2024-03-01 | Last summer a group of UK BookTubers met up in London, organised by Katy at Books and Things. I showed little to no restraint and went home with eight books - but did I ever finish them?
Short Review: The Seven Moons of Maali Almeida by Shehan Karunatilaka (2022) Tillys Shelf 2024-02-18 | This is a short review of the Booker Prize winning novel, The Seven Moons of Maali Almeida by Shehan Karunatilaka. This journey into the afterlife during Sri Lanka's civil war was compelling and also darkly humorous. I compared it briefly to Penguin Lost by Andriy Kurkov.
Short Review: Yes Sister, No Sister by Jennifer Craig, 2002 Tillys Shelf 2024-02-13 | A short review of Yes Sister, No Sister by Jennifer Craig (2002, this edition 2010), a memoir of nurse training in 1950s Yorkshire. I briefly compared this to A Very Private Diary by Mary Morris.
Short review: Matrescence by Lucy Jones (2023) Tillys Shelf 2024-02-10 | A short review of Lucy Jones' 2023 memoir of pregnancy, childbirth and early motherhood. I listened to this as an audiobook narrated by Jones herself, and briefly compared it to Unwell Women by Elinor Cleghorn.
Short Review: Unwell Women by Elinor Cleghorn, 2023 Tillys Shelf 2024-02-06 | A review of Unwell Women by Elinor Cleghorn, my first non-fiction read of 2024. This tells the story of women's health and medicine from antiquity to the present day. I compared this briefly to The Five by Hallie Rubenhold.
The Victorian Literature Journey Tag Tillys Shelf 2023-10-04 | A new tag for #victober with Ros @scallydandlingaboutthebook2711- her version on her channel.Victober hosts:Ros @scallydandlingaboutthebook2711 Katie @katiejlumsden Kate @katehowereads Marissa @BlatantlyBookish Petra @bookswithpetra Questions adapted from the Shakespeare Journey Tag1. What was your first experience reading Victorian literature and how was it?2. Has the reading of a Victorian book ever brought you to tears? If so tell us more.3. Are there any people who have played a significant role in your Victorian literature journey? 4. Do you have a favourite film or TV adaptation of a Victorian book? What about one you'd like to see made?5. Which character in Victorian literature most resembles you, or you identify with most?6. Do you have a favourite moment, scene or line from Victorian literature? Tell us about it or read it to us.7. Does any Victorian literature intimidate you? If so, what and why.8. What tips would you give to someone early on in their Victorian literature journey?9. What is your top recommended read for other readers of Victorian literature?10. Tag people.
My Shakespeare Journey Tag Tillys Shelf 2023-09-20 | This tag was created for #shaketember by Jason of Old Blue's Chapter and Verse, Kelly of Books I'm Not Reading, and Nicole of A Day Of Small Things. @OldBluesChapterandVerse @booksimnotreading @adayofsmallthings I was tagged by Kelly and Ros @scallydandlingaboutthebook2711 For some reason, I can't copy the questions here on my phone, but I'll try to add them in future. For now, please find them on the hosts' videos.
My Victorian Literature TBR Pile Tillys Shelf 2023-09-15 | For #victober I had a look at how many Victorian classics I own but haven't read. The answer is, too many. Victober hosts:@katehowereads @katiejlumsden @scallydandlingaboutthebook2711 @bookswithpetra @BlatantlyBookish Tentative plan:Little DorritThe Way We Live Now by Anthony Trollope (group read)A poem by an author I haven't read, ideally featuring a new womanA HardyThe Mill on the Floss
Tilly, Shawn and Ros chat about Afterlives by Abdulrazak Gurnah Tillys Shelf 2023-09-14 | Shawn @shawnbreathesbooks and Ros @scallydandlingaboutthebook2711 invited me for a readalong of Afterlives by 2021 Nobel laureate Abdulrazak Gurnah. Shawn did a stirling job of editing down our extensive discussion. This book has rich and complex themes of colonialism, coming of age, and conflict in twentieth century East Africa.
Review: Summer of Secrets (Northanger Abbey) Tillys Shelf 2023-07-27 | For #janeaustenjuly I read Summer of Secrets (2007) by Rosie Rushton, a Northanger Abbey adaptation.
Review: The Doctor Will See You Now by Dr Amir Khan Tillys Shelf 2023-07-23 | The Doctor Will See You Now by Dr Amir Khan is a medical memoir of work as an NHS GP covering the time up to the 2020 Covid vaccine rollout. I compared it to The Secret GP by Dr Max Skittle and also mentioned This is Going to Hurt by Dr Adam Kaye.
Review: The Monk by Matthew Lewis Tillys Shelf 2023-07-20 | For #janeaustenjuly I read The Monk by Matthew Lewis.
Ranking Mansfield Park Adaptations Tillys Shelf 2023-07-15 | Another #janeaustenjuly ranking video - in this one, I rate films and series based on Mansfield Park (1814), possibly Austen's least-loved novel, and consider how it could be done better.Adaptations mentioned:Metropolitan (1990) film Whit Stillman, Audrey Rouget, Edward ClementsMansfield Park (2007) TV film Iain Mcdonald, Billie Piper, Blake RitsonMansfield Park (1999) film Patricia Rozema, Frances O'Connor, Johnny Lee MillerFrom Mansfield With Love (2014-15) Web series Foot In The Door Theatre, Harvey Trust over, Wesley BuckeridgeMansfield Park (2011) opera Jonathan Dove, John Rawnsley, Nuala WillisMansfield Park (1983) BBC series David Giles, Sylvestra Le Touzel, Nicholas Farrell
Ranking Jane Austens Manipulative Mothers Tillys Shelf 2023-07-10 | Together with Ros @scallydandlingaboutthebook2711 and in honour of #janeaustenjuly, this is an attempt to tier-rank the manipulative mothers in Austen's completed works. Did they have a plan? Were they successful? And were they, in turn, manipulated?
Jane Austen July - Catch Up Tillys Shelf 2023-07-07 | Here with Ros @scallydandlingaboutthebook2711 to discuss how #janeaustenjuly is going so far and our plans for a Northanger Abbey-themed weekend near Bath.
June Wrap Up: Mysteries and Histories Tillys Shelf 2023-07-02 | I try my hand at a wrap up for June.Books mentioned:Borderland by Anna ReidBlack Earth by Jens MuhlingThe White Guard by Mikhail BulgakovThe Book Club by CJ CooperNorthanger Abbey by Jane AustenThe Secrets of Hartwood Hall by Katie LumsdenA terrible beauty is born by WB Yeats (poems: Adam's Curse and He wishes for the Cloths of Heaven)You don't know what war is by Yeva SkalietskaThe Valley of Fear and His Last Bow by Arthur Conan Doyle (audiobook via audible narrated by Stephen Fry)
Mid Year Book Freak Out Tag Tillys Shelf 2023-06-28 | Undertaking the Mid Year Book Freak Out Tag to get re-restarted, and tagging @TrinityTales @AJennWhoReads and @rowan-reads to help them to introduce themselves to the BookTube community. I threw in a Jane Austen July TBR for good measure (my excuse for the unseemly length of the video).Prompts: 1. Best book you’ve read so far 2. Best sequel you've read so far 3. New release you haven't read yet, but want to. 4. Most anticipated release for the second half of the year. 5. Biggest disappointment. 6. Biggest surprise. 7. Favourite new author. (Debut or new to you) 8. Newest fictional crush. 9. Newest favourite character. 10. Book that made you cry (Saddest book you have read). 11. Book that made you happy. 12. Favourite book to film adaptation you saw this year. 13. Favourite review you've written this year. (Booktube version: Favorite video you have done so far in this year) 14. Most beautiful book you've bought so far this year (or received) 15. What books do you need to read by the end of the year? I missed two questions! The answer to a book that made me happy would have been the Grishaverse series by Leigh Bardugo. I reread this series at a time when I was highly stressed, and it gave me a complete escape. The answer to a book that made me sad would have been Borderland by Anna Reid, the final chapters relating to events of 2014.Books mentioned:The Five by Hallie Rubenhold 01:17 Death and the Penguin and Penguin Lost by Andrey Kurkov 03:10You Don't Know What War Is by Yeva Skalietska 05:30Northanger Abbey by Jane Austen 07:08The Summer of Secrets by Rosie Rushton 07:25British Dandies by Dominic Janes 07:40 The Monk by Matthew Lewis 08:25The Mysteries of Udolpho by Anne Radcliffe 08:30The Trumpet Major by Thomas Hardy 08:58A terrible beauty is born by WB Yeats 09:29By Heart: 101 Poems to Remember collected by Ted Hughes 10:04The Secrets of Hartwood Hall by Katie Lumsden 11:34The Valley of Fear and His Last Bow by Arthur Conan Doyle (audiobook narrated by Stephen Fry) 12:23The White Guard by Mikhael Bulgakov 14:53The Hobbit by JRR Tolkein (adapted by Peter Jackson and a fan) 17:04Index, A history of the by Dennis Duncan 18:07Home is Not a Place by Johnny Pitts and Roger Robinson 18:37Alice in Wonderland (Аліса в Країні Дів) by Lewis Carrol translated by Валентин Корнієнко/Івана Марковича 19:21Ukrainian Cuisine and Folk Traditions by Lidia Artiukh 20:15Afterlives and Paradise by Abdulrazak Gurnah 21:37The Doctor Will See You Now by Dr Amir Khan 22:05Other Channels mentioned:@scallydandlingaboutthebook2711 Amelia Reads @bouquinsbooks @seriela @katiejlumsden @shawnbreathesbooks Events mentioned:Jane Austen July #janeaustenjuly Ilkley Literature Festival www.ilkleyliteraturefestival.org.ukBradford Literature Festival www.bradfordlitfest.co.uk currently ongoing
Short Review: They Came to Baghdad by Agatha Christie Tillys Shelf 2023-02-19 | A non-murder themed romp through archeology and diplomacy, published 1951.
Short Review: The Trumpet Major by Thomas Hardy Tillys Shelf 2023-02-12 | A short review of Thomas Hardy's romantic historical novel The Trumpet Major (1880) which covers the story of Anne Garland and her various sweethearts in the midst of the Napoleonic Wars.Mild spoilers for a subplot.Also mentioned:Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen (1813)Vanity Fair by William Makepeace Thackeray (1848)Silas Marner by George Eliot (1861)Far From the Madding Crowd by Thomas Hardy (1874)Tess of the D'Urbervilles by Thomas Hardy (1891)The Return of the Native by Thomas Hardy (1878)Jude the Obscure by Thomas Hardy (1895)
Short Review: Index, A history of the by Duncan, Dennis Tillys Shelf 2023-02-08 | Short review of this book about indexes in all their glory by Dennis Duncan (2022). Ros @scallydandlingaboutthebook2711 and I saw him talk at the Ilkley Literature Festival 2022 (ilkleyliteraturefestival.org.uk/). The Index itself was compiled by Paula Clarke Bain of the Society of Indexers (indexers.org.uk/).Thanks for watching!
Stories from Ukraine 5/Discussing Drama: The Government Inspector Tillys Shelf 2022-11-27 | A few weeks ago Ros from @scallydandlingaboutthebook2711 and I got together via zoom to discuss Gogol's 1835 play The Government Inspector. With themes of corruption and deceit, it remains topical and funny to this day. Part of our #discussingdrama series which is mostly on Ros's channel.
Stories from Ukraine 4: The Gogol Problem Tillys Shelf 2022-11-07 | In this video I talk about the Ukrainian-Russian author Nikolai Vasilyevich Gogol (1809-1842) and his stories Evenings on a Farm Near Dikanka (1831) and Dead Souls (1842).Rerecord due to sound quality issues.I also mention The Grain Store by Natalya Zorozhbit and Your Ad Could Go Here by Oksana Zabuzhko, both discussed in previous videos in this series.
Facial Stigma in Dickens Part 2 (Bleak House) Tillys Shelf 2022-10-29 | *Part Two after the abrupt end if Part One*If you want to avoid this self-indulgently lengthy video, what I am trying to say is that it is interesting to see Dickens assuming two roles in his work - one as a discriminator against characters with facial disfigurement, in particular as a reinforcer of the stigma of facial disfigurement being linked to moral deficiency, and the other as an "ally," criticising facial stigma in others.An important theme which I neglected to mention was identity - Esther's face I many ways is a sign of her identity, a crucial link I the plot. Her illness obscures that identity from others, at the turning point when it finally becomes clear to herself.In this video I explore how stigma around facial disfigurement appears in the work of Charles Dickens that I have read so far. Bleak House was my pick for Kate's challenge on disability and representation in Victorian Literature. Books mentioned:Face It by James Partridge (2020)Oliver Twist by Charles Dickens (1837)Great Expectations (1860)Our Mutual Friend (1865)Bleak House (1853)Relevant charities for facial stigma:Changing Faces - changingfaces.org.ukThe Katie Piper Foundation - katiepiperfoundation.org.ukDan's Fund for Burns - dansfundforburns.orgPart of #victober#victober2022
Facial Stigma in Dickens Part 1 Tillys Shelf 2022-10-29 | *Part One - cuts off abruptly - Part Two to follow*In this video I explore how stigma around facial disfigurement appears in the work of Charles Dickens that I have read so far. This was my pick for Kate's challenge on disability and representation in Victorian literature.Books mentioned:Face It by James Partridge (2020)Oliver Twist by Charles Dickens (1837)Great Expectations (1860)Our Mutual Friend (1865)Bleak House (1853)Relevant charities for facial stigma:Changing Faces - changingfaces.org.ukThe Katie Piper Foundation - katiepiperfoundation.org.ukDan's Fund for Burns - dansfundforburns.orgPart of #victober#victober2022
Stories from Ukraine 3: Death and the Penguin by Andrey Kurkov Tillys Shelf 2022-09-18 | A review of Death and the Penguin by Andrey Kurkov, written in 1996 and translated from the Russian by George Bird.What I should have said is that as well as being dark, Death and the Penguin is also deeply and cynically funny.
A Surprising Subscriber Milestone Tillys Shelf 2022-09-12 | Proof that if you hang around for long enough you might get there in the end - I have somehow accrued 1000 subscribers, for now. I won't be offended if you see this video crop up and decide that it's about time to unsubscribe! My biggest achievement on BookTube has definitely been bringing Ros into the community. You can find her @scallydandlingaboutthebook2711.
Review: Chronicles of a Cairo Bookseller by Nadia Wassef Tillys Shelf 2022-08-06 | A short review of Nadia Wassef's 2021 memoir of starting a modern bookshop, Diwan, in central Cairo. Also called Shelf Life.Also mentioned Egyptian musician Ramy Essam.
Stories from Ukraine 2: The Grain Store by Natalya Vorozhbit Tillys Shelf 2022-08-02 | Finally, another #discussingdrama with Ros from @scallydandlingaboutthebook2711 .This month we're travelling to Ukraine to read The Grain Store by playwright and screenwriter Natal'ya Vorozhbit (Наталія Ворожбит). First performed in 2009 in collaboration with the Royal Shakespeare Company, it deals with the period of the Holodomor or Great Famine in Soviet Ukraine in the 1930s. If was recommended to us by Foxed Folios along with Bad Roads, another play by the same author focused on the conflict since 2014. A film made in 2020 is apparently available on YouTube but I could only find the trailer youtu.be/nO7kky5Unew
Emma Woodhouse - Handsome, Clever, Vexed Tillys Shelf 2022-07-27 | Finally joining in with Jane Austen July 2022 with a little exploration of Emma's emotional turmoil (or lack thereof) in Austen's 1815 novel, with reference to What Matters in Jane Austen by John Mullan (2012).#janeaustenjuly#janeausten
Stories from Ukraine 1: Your Ad Could Go Here by Oksana Zabuzhko Tillys Shelf 2022-05-22 | A scallydandle to Ukraine to read a collection of short stories by Оксана Забужко, Your Ad Could Go Here. Various translators, this collection published 2020, some stories available separately. Reading from An Album For Gustav.
#Sagalong 2022: Egils Saga Tillys Shelf 2022-02-19 | Finally updating the description with the promised details!We will be reading Egil's Saga. A free translation into English is available online here: sagadb.org/egils_saga.enThis is Green's 1893 translation.The dates of Sagalong 2022 (yes, it is in April) will be:April 4th to 10th - Chapters 1-22April 11th to 17th - Chapters 23-44April 18th to 24th - Chapters 45-66April 25th to May 5th - Chapters 67-87Actual hosts will be posting videos on Saturdays or Sundays. As a renegade cheerleader, I reserve the right to post videos whenever it will be most inconvenient for myself (judging by my timing choices in recording this video).Genuine host channels:Elena Makridina youtube.com/watch?v=js-hGAEllkQ&ab_channel=ElenaMakridinaRichardson Reads youtube.com/watch?v=A1_5mycG7uU&ab_channel=RichardsonReadsShawn D Standfast youtube.com/watch?v=z5_YxJVujds&t=0s&ab_channel=ShawnD.StandfastRambling Raconteur youtube.com/watch?v=HJnCV-2r6dg&ab_channel=RamblingRaconteurBookish North youtube.com/watch?v=9H5e96sdGTY&ab_channel=BookishNorthA Cruel Reader's Thesis youtube.com/watch?v=NsWKXfiutX8&ab_channel=ACruelReader%27sThesisScott Danielson youtube.com/watch?v=_lix5nfoAaU&ab_channel=ScottDanielsonMotley Reads youtube.com/channel/UCRED77Ubv1vPMosDlRNIjDA (no announcement video)Also cheerleading:Steve Donoghue youtube.com/watch?v=aTPa8D37i10&ab_channel=SteveDonoghue
Dry Lips Oughta Move To Kapuskasing by Tomson Highway Tillys Shelf 2021-11-17 | #discussingdrama #indigethonTilly, Ros, & Shawn on the indigenous play Dry Lips Oughta Move To Kapuskasing by Tomson Highway No spoilers until 18:18!Dry Lips Oughta Move To Kapuskasing by Tomson Highway goodreads.com/book/show/656330.Dry_Lips_Oughta_Move_To_KapuskasingFree ebook of this play on the Internet Archive website: archive.org/details/drylipsoughtamov00highThe Rez Sisters: A Play in Two Acts by Tomson Highwaygoodreads.com/book/show/45039.The_Rez_SistersKiss of the Fur Queen by Tomson Highwaygoodreads.com/book/show/1148401.Kiss_of_the_Fur_Queen?ac=1&from_search=true&qid=lS7LIMrVgP&rank=1
Morality and Abuse in The Tenant of Wildfell Hall Tillys Shelf 2021-10-25 | Another #Victober readVictober is hosted by @katiejlumsden , @lucythereader and @katehowereads .Books mentioned:The Tenant of Wildfell Hall by Anne Bronte (1848) (Audible narrated by Alex Jennings and Jenny Agutter)The Romance of a Shop by Amy Levy (1888)Agnes Grey by Anne Bronte (1847)Mansfield Park by Jane Austen (1814)Evelina by Fanny Burney (1778)Cecelia by Fanny Burney (1782) - I forgot Burney was pre-19th century here!Belinda by Maria Edgeworth (1801)Self Control by Mary Brunton (1811 not 1814)Jane Eyre by Charlotte Bronte (1847)Jude the Obscure by Thomas Hardy (1895)I mention the DASH form, available here:safelives.org.uk/sites/default/files/resources/Dash%20without%20guidance.pdfIf you have concerns related to domestic abuse in the UK or some of the behaviours mentioned here you can access Refuge:refuge.org.ukOr call 0808 2000 247
A Victober-Themed Weekend Ramble Tillys Shelf 2021-10-10 | Another joint video with Ros from Scallydandling About the Books - earlier on the same day we discussed Charley's Aunt and Victorian comedy on her channel: youtube.com/watch?v=xXsXVQ1p24o&t=3s&ab_channel=ScallydandlingaboutthebooksBooks mentioned (and we mentioned as many Victorian books as we could, it seems):Daniel Deronda by George EliotDracula by Bram StokerDoctor Jekyll and Mr Hyde by Robert Louis StevensonFrankenstein by Mary ShelleyThe Moonstone by Wilkie CollinsThe Romance of a Shop by Amy LevyThe Tenant of Wildfell Hall by Anne BronteGreat Expectations by Charles DickensTrue Love by Sarah FarroHard Times by Charles DickensNorth and South by Elizabeth GaskellMary Barton by Elizabeth GaskellOur Mutual Friend by Charles DickensA Tale of Two Cities by Charles DickensBleak House by Charles DickensThe Ring and the Book by Robert BrowningSonnets from the Portugese by Elizabeth Barrett BrowningSelected Poems by Robert Browning (Everyman)Poems by the Bronte SistersLorna Doone by RD BlackmoreDoctor Thorne by Anthony TrollopeCharley's Aunt by Brandon ThomasThe History of Mary Prince
Amy Levy and Professional Women in Victorian Literature Tillys Shelf 2021-10-03 | Victober 2021Books mentioned:The Romance of a Shop and Xantipe by Amy LevyLittle WomenPride and Pejudice by Jane AustenFar From the Madding Crowd by Thomas HardyNorth and South by Elizabeth GaskellJane Eyre by Charlotte BronteAgnes Grey by Anne Bronte
BB76: An Unintentional Victember Wrap Up/ Victober TBR Tillys Shelf 2021-09-29 | Victober is hosted by:Katy at Books and ThingsKate HoweLucy the ReaderBooks mentioned:A Shropshire Lad by AE Housman (1896)El Fastasma de Canterville/The Canterville Ghost by Oscar Wilde (1887) narrated by Aurora del Prado de la IglesiaFar From the Madding Crowd by Thomas Hardy (1874)Agnes Grey by Anne Bronte (1847)Great Expectations by Charles Dickens (1860-61)Best Poems by the Bronte SistersLorna Doone by RD Blackmore (1869)The Tenant of Wildfell Hall by Anne Bronte (1848)
BB75: The Wayfarer Series Review Tillys Shelf 2021-09-09 | Review of The Wayfarer Series by Beckham ChambersThe long way to a small angry planet (2014)A closed and common orbit (2016)Record of a spaceborn few (2018)The galaxy and the ground withinAlso the standalone novella To Be Taught If Fortunate
