Febregency Recommended Reading and Pile of Possibilities | Beyond Jane Austen

It's time for Febregency! Here are some recommendations for reading from this era beyond Jane Austen. Thank you to the cohosts of Febregency: ‪@beautifulminutiae‬ ‪@tristanandtheclassics6538‬ ‪@ChristyLuisDostoevskyinSpace‬ ‪@msrichardsreads‬
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[@christyvirgil3152]

Thanks, Sarah Beth!

[@therealmightyelf]

This is the first time I've heard of Febregency, I can't wait to join in!

[@insearchofwonder]

I ❤ Febregency! I didn't even know Mary Shelley wrote anything other than Frankenstein. I read that for the first time last year, and overall enjoyed it. It's not a favorite or anything but there were aspects of it I enjoyed.

[@novelideea]

Granny goes Regency, I like it!
I just reread Udolpho, & it's meant to be sensationalist (as most novels were back then), but the writing is lovely.

[@lauralane9272]

I love the cuckoo clock and the looks you get on your face when it interrupts you. Don't read the should reads!