My pick for #spinsterseptember is (always) Anne of Windy Poplars, by L.M. Montgomery. We have two excellent spinsters in this installment: Rebecca Dew and Katherine Brooke. No offense to dear Rebecca Dew, but I adore Katherine!
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From the archive for #SpinsterSeptember, my thoughts on QUARTET IN AUTUMN, a poignant, bittersweet portrayal of loneliness, ageing and the passing of time.

Probably Pym’s masterpiece in a very strong field! #BookSky 💙📚

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Celebrating #spinsterseptember with the lovely @pear-jelly.bsky.social Hoping to finally read South Riding by Winifred Holtby this year #booksky

Miss Plum and Miss Penny by Dorothy Evelyn Smith and The Snow Woman by Stella Gibbons. #SpinsterSeptember #FurrowedMiddlebrow

Not at Home by Doris Langley Moore, Miss Carter and Ifrit by Susan Alice Kerby, Near Neighbours by Molly Clavering, Table Two by Marjorie Wilenski, Miss Granby's Secret by Eleanor Farjeon and Miss Mole by E.H. Young. #SpinsterSeptember #FurrowedMiddlebrow

Thank you to the Hopewell's Library of Life blog!
So much #FurrowedMiddlebrow loveliness! 🥰
Are you participating in #SpinsterSeptember?
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From the archive for #SpinsterSeptember, my thoughts on the excellent LOLLY WILLOWES by Sylvia Townsend Warner, featuring one of my favourite spinsters in literature.

It's a magical novel in more ways than one! #BookSky 💙📚 @nyrb-imprints.bsky.social

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