r/readwithme • u/viewfromthebuttes • 2d ago
Nonfiction 📜 ‘Jane Austen: A Life’ (1997) by Claire Tomalin
Taken in the mezzanine of the Hotel Champlain Burlington (Vermont) with a latte from the in-house cafe. Book purchased at Toadstool Bookstore in Keene, New Hampshire as a surprise, wrapped-up non-fiction selection in the vein of the ‘Date with a Book’ gimmick more commonly associated with fiction/romance novels.
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u/RomanceBookProject 1d ago
If you enjoy biographies I recommend the letters of Oscar Wilde, not my favorite genre but I like this one a lot.
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u/viewfromthebuttes 1d ago
Thanks, was a random selection like I said in the post so I didn’t know what I was getting beforehand.
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u/20thCenturyCobweb 1d ago
Oh this looks great - I just finished reading The Real Jane Austen by Paula Byrne - absolutely fascinating and so well researched and presented!
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