What book should I read next?

[olde_fashioned]

I am almost finished with Hard Times, and I'm not sure what I should start next. What do you all think I should read?

I've never read Lady Susan, since I'd be sad to have no JA left to read, and I would like to read Cranford before the movie comes out and spoils the plot for me. I own a used copy of Villette, but then I've always wanted to read 1776! I really liked the movie of Lorna Doone, so I thought I'd read that, too! So you see my dilemma. ;-P

ETA: Thanks for your votes! I've finished Hard Times and I'll post a review soon, and I've already started reading Lorna Doone. :-D

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Comments

[olde-fashioned.livejournal.com]

That sounds good to me, so long as you wouldn't mind having someone who will probably respectfully disagree with you on some things. But I think you already know that. ;-)

She did? I never knew that! Did she write a novel about it or just short stories? Titles, please! Now you've got me curious.

[anodiel.livejournal.com]

Ok. Just don't get me to worked up. ; ) I can get passionate about things to the point the that it effects my ability to function properly. It be all that I think about for days.

I don't know if they are novels or short stories. My mom was the one who informed me of her fantasy writings. Mom's a bit more knowledgible(sp?) about C.B. than I am. Perhaps I ask her if she knows what the titles are. If she doesn't know, I'll try researching into it.

[olde-fashioned.livejournal.com]

LOL! I'll try not to, Lori!!! I'm not a troll. I don't like making people upset and angry.

I've been thinking about all this Lewis and HP stuff for days, too.

Well, no rush, but please let me know if you wouldn't mind when you find out. :-)

[anodiel.livejournal.com]

*Smiles* I know you're not a troll. But people do get worked up over things on and off in the internet. I get worked up over things I see on the news sometimes. If that's the case, I don't watch it for a while just to cool down.

I will let you know!