So when you have a to be read list as long as your arm you shouldn’t be looking on Netgalley, but I was, and this title caught my eye. Let’s...

I have a number of children’s books which are Austen-inspired, but as they are so much shorter than the books I usually blog about I thought...

Today I’m bringing you a review of a book I read a while ago. I had been meaning to read this book for literally years so I was pleased to f...

Happy St David’s Day to you all! St David is the patron saint of Wales, in case you don’t know. Traditionally the children would dress up in...

In preparation for the mini-series, completed by Andrew Davies, which was starting this weekend on British TV I thought I should probably ...

Today is the 200th anniversary of Jane Austen’s death and I wanted to mark the day with a little tribute to her and share with you what Au...

Well hello there! I hope you've had a lovely Christmas (if you celebrate it). Jane-on-my-tree hopes you had a good one :) 2016 has b...

Lady Susan I was unaware for years of this early work of Jane Austen’s, only hearing of its existence a few years ago. I was prompted to...

I have the great pleasure of welcoming Maria-Emilia de Medeiros today. She has written a book about what Jane Austen may have thought abou...

Today the blog tour for Stephanie Barron’s ‘ Jane and the Waterloo Map ’ stops off here for my review. If you are unfamiliar with her work...

I downloaded this Manga version of Jane Austen's 'Emma' with a sense of real curiosity – I love Jane Austen’s works and if I t...

Today is the 240th birthday of my favourite author, Jane Austen. She and I are old friends; I've considered her my favourite author th...

It was my birthday back in September and I meant to share details of my bookish loot with you at the time, but I didn't find time to get...

There are many biographies of Jane Austen, most of which focus on her writing years. We know that Jane wrote plays and stories from around...

Today I'm pleased to welcome author Lisa Pliscou, who has written a book called ' Young Jane Austen: Becoming a Writer ', f...

Today I'm taking part in the 'Aerendgast' Blog Tour with a fun post from the author, Rachel Berman, who has compiled some of...

I first and last read this book probably about 20 years ago, when as a teenager I devoured Jane Austen’s stories one after the other. Some...

Although I have been an ardent admirer of Jane Austen’s works for a long time I’ve only ever read her main 6 books and some of her juvenil...

Happy birthday to Mansfield Park ! It's looking pretty spry for 200 years old. This is well known as Jane Austen's least-loved nov...