Recs if you like Agnes Grey...

Based on the list/book published in 2006, general editor Peter Boxall.

books w/ full names in the title (mostly fiction)

classic literature only written by women, because why would a man be there??

an FMC named agnes? more likely than you’d think

classic books where the mmc's are YEARNING, just as they should be (i'll be adding more as i read more classics)

All of the works of the Brontë Sisters

classics written by women

book recs for blue readers according to read your color on substack | updated periodically

titles named after the main character of the novel.

Books that often get overlooked next to big author names or better known works by those authors.

A variety of books recommended by a librarian (appropriate for students aged 11-16 as well).

This list includes Jane Austen, the Bronte sisters, Louisa May Alcott, and L M Montgomery

I will update this list frequently! Recommendations welcomed.

List of classics for those interested in the genre.

Titles with full character's name. I haven't read all of those books, and I'm open to suggestions.

Ever wondered what books of your nation are taught in other countries? Well, I always do. This is what we study in English literature (by any English speaking country) here in Italian highschools.

I only study English, so I can only do it for this language. If any Italian highschooler wants to add books mentioned by their text that I didn't have, or books their teachers made them study in class, they are welcome to do so.

Hope someone is interested.

Books with strong memorable women doing iconic things. From lizzie Bennet to Bathsheba Everdene ( they would have been friends I know it)

the novels and poetry by Charlotte, Anne, and Emily; includes the novel The Life of Charlotte Brontë by Elizabeth Gaskell.

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