The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society by Mary Ann Shaffer and Anne Barrows

So I feel guilty with the fact that I watched the movie first... but I have lots of feelings, and I'm fine.. Ok, I'm not fine.
I love historical fiction. And I love seeing relationships grow.
I love Sidney.
Ok the Bronte sisters and Jane Austen.
Christian... I'm crying. Someone sedate me.
.. Smirk emoji


290 Pages

Anne of Windy Poplars by L.M. Montgomery

....Did she omit the best parts...Anne come on. I live for romantic letters. This is how L.M. Montgomery is torturing me: Withholding Anne's romantic bits of her letters, and withholding Gilbert's letters. Curses.
I love Anne. She still reminds me so much of myself. The whole tendency for people to just share things with me.
....He's chloroforming her....
WHY WOULD YOU SKIP THE TWO MONTHS. L.M. Montgomery torments and vexes me.
Yup Anne knew where THAT conversation with Terry was going.
Can someone please punch Hazel.
Elizabeth...You deserve every tomorrow.

264 Pages

The Screwtape Letters by C.S. Lewis

The story of an experienced uncle demon trying to teach his (amateur) nephew how to win souls for hell through letters. We don't get to see what the nephew writes though...
C.S. Lewis made the demon's hatred hilarious and yet undesirable. And I loved how the demons referred to humans as "hairless bipeds," and it made me think of Scar's hatred of Simba in the Lion King..
You almost wonder if the demons are jealous and envious of the humans, even though they're sickened by them.

The last chapter had my eyes watering, and I needed to call my mom and talk about my feelings.


209 pages