Here is a list of the books featured in the video
*Jane Austen Collection:*
* The History of England (1:04)
* Northanger Abbey (2:45)
* Mansfield Park (3:26)
* Persuasion (3:49)
* Sense and Sensibility (3:55)
* Emma (4:13)
* Pride and Prejudice (5:27)

*Charles Dickens Collection:*
* David Copperfield (6:27)
* Oliver Twist (6:39)
* Great Expectations (6:43)
* A Christmas Carol (6:43)
* A Tale of Two Cities (6:50)
* Hard Times (7:32)
* Nicholas Nickleby (7:34)
* The Pickwick Papers (7:34)

*Classic Literature:*
* Lord of the Flies (9:10)
* War and Peace (9:40)
* Anna Karenina (10:15)
* Moby Dick (10:50)
* The Divine Comedy (11:03)
* Lost Stories from Women of the Weird (11:32)
* Wuthering Heights (12:06)
* Jane Eyre (13:00)
* Shirley (13:58)
* Lady Audley's Secret (14:14)

*Mark Twain & Others:*
* A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court (14:47)
* Pudd'nhead Wilson (15:03)
* Life on the Mississippi (15:09)
* Roughing It (15:14)
* Brave New World (15:37)
* Miss Bunkle’s Series (16:24)
* Meditations by Marcus Aurelius (17:59)
* The Count of Monte Cristo (19:15)
* The Three Musketeers (19:27)
* The Penguin Book of Korean Short Stories (21:12)

*More Classics & Modern Classics:*
* Rebecca and Short Stories by Daphne du Maurier (21:27)
* A Tree Grows in Brooklyn (22:44)
* We Have Always Lived in the Castle (23:22)
* The Haunting of Hill House (23:27)
* The Time Machine by H.G. Wells (29:28)
* The Invisible Man (30:08)
* The Island of Dr. Moreau (30:20)
* H.P. Lovecraft Collection (30:50)
* To Kill a Mockingbird (31:12)
* Don Quixote (31:34)
* The Jungle Books (32:31)
* Little Women (33:03)
* Treasure Island (33:33)
* Kidnapped (33:35)
* Robin Hood (34:00)
* Dune (34:01)
* The Canterbury Tales (34:06)
* Gilgamesh (36:56)
* Beowulf (37:12)
* The Iliad and The Odyssey (38:48)
* The Aeneid (40:37)
* The Brothers Karamazov (41:08)
* East of Eden (41:38)
* Frankenstein (42:09)
* Mrs. Dalloway (42:56)
* I Capture the Castle (43:31)
* Flatland (45:51)
* Dracula (46:37)
* Carmilla (47:10)
* The Secret Garden (47:36)
* Watership Down (47:41)
* Middlemarch (48:04)
* The Stranger (48:21)
* One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest (48:30)
* The Wind in the Willows (48:52)
* A Journey to the Center of the Earth (49:15)

I too am glad that your channel popped up. My favorite class in college was Chaucer in Middle English. I have four translations of Beowulf ( Seamus Heaney a favorite). I recently read Edith Grossman's translation of Don Quixote. Love, love love various translations of Sir Gawain and the Green  Knight. Please read Rebecca, It's fabulous, I almost DNF'd it after 60 pages (luckily I didn't). Great book. If you watch a movie adaptation, choose the one with Sir Lawrence Olivier and Joan Fontaine. Read the Russians!!!!! Happy Reading!!!

Rebecca was the best book I have read in years. Beautifully written.

I’m so delighted to find your channel! It’s wonderful. I’m a huge bookworm and I love seeing and hearing others chat about books🩵🩵🩵🩵

Hello - a fellow BookTuber here!  I have only just discovered your channel, and I love how unhurriedly you speak.  It is so relaxing to listen to - just the way books should be talked about :)

I discovered Daphne du Maurier last year and I am now completely obsessed!  My favourite is My Cousin Rachel, and I would highly recommend starting with that one.  Du Maurier has such a special way of writing female characters - they are much more layered than they seem at first glance.  Enjoy!

Oh wow those old paperback covers are so fun!! I love finding older editions of books in used bookstores <3

Nice to see another Dickens' superfan on the platform! He's probably my favorite novelist closely followed by the Brontë Sisters.

What a treasure trove of beautiful books! I agree with most of what you said, but I did not find Emily Wilson’s translations to my liking. In fact, anything she recommends I don’t read, I’ll get another translation than the one she’s promoting. But each to their own, I so enjoy your channel.  ❤

08:58 I’m the same! By the way, I love your long form videos. Thanks for the book shelf tour. It’s always nice hearing you chat about your thoughts on different things no matter the subject 😊

Watership Down is my favorite novel! I loved the prehistoric beach scene in The Time Machine. Hardly anything happened, but it was so atmospheric.
Edit: It was actually a Far Future scene.

Also, reading a slim biography of Cervantes helps to understand the text and how it was written. Much of it is autbiographical.

That is an impressive collection of books. I like the William Morris pattern behind your bookshelf.

Thank you and congratulation on a beautiful collection!

What a great collection! Glad to hear you love the Count. Me too!

You have a really great collection! Thank you for sharing.

Pride and Prejudice remains a favourite book - tend to read it every 2-3 years - great fun.

❤ thanks You for share and i love your voice and Your face ❤ from Colombia i love You so much ❤

Such a great collection! I looooove the inferno. I also needed to look up many of the references, but I feel I always learn the most when that happens

There is an Edward Gorey Dracula! Love your collection ❤

I loved this!!! Amazon collection