Dorothy Lambert Book Collection 🤩📚✨

Happy Book Publication Day & Happy Centenary Book Collection to Dean Street Press! 😍💕

Thank you, thank you to Victoria and everyone on the DSP team for bringing these beautiful books into our reading lives. What would we do without them?? (Personally, I would freak out!)

I hope you’ll give at least one (or all five!) of the Dorothy Lambert novels republished by Dean Street Press at try! And, if you're on Instagram, please show some love by commenting on or sharing their lovely posts! 😍

Now that I've read 5/5 Furrowed Middlebrow Dorothy Lambert books, I thought I'd combine them into one post and share a few extra thoughts 😍

BOOK RATINGS & REVIEWS: 

(Click on the titles to read my full blog post and review!) 

🌸 Much Dithering 4.5🌟

🌸 All I Desire 4.75🌟

🌸 Scotch Mist 4.25🌟

🌸 Staying Put 4🌟

🌸 Harvest Home 4.75🌟

MORE THOUGHTS: 

Now that I've had a taste of what Dorothy Lambert can do, I'd really love to read more of her books! According to Goodreads, she has even more titles such as:

• Two Birds and a Stone
• Fish Out of Water
• The Stolen Days
• Elizabeth, Who Wouldn't
• Emergency Exit
• Nothing to Forgive
• Moons and Magpies
• A Present for Mary
• Birds on the Wing
• Aunts in Arcady
• Strange Lover
• Three Meet
• Rescuing Anne
• Traveling Light
• Golden Grove
• Taken at the Flood
• Way Back to Happiness
• Redferne, MFH: An Irish Stew 

Don't they have such fun titles?? I think my favorites are Moons and Magpies, Traveling Light, Golden Grove and Elizabeth, Who Wouldn't. How about you?

I can only hope that DSP might consider republishing a few more (or many more!) of her light, fun and quirky novels in the future. It's such a treat to find an author that I can count on for a giggle and a boost of energy. I've definitely found that this was true of all five books I've read by Dorothy Lambert so far! 

ABOUT DOROTHY LAMBERT: (via Goodreads author page)

"Dorothy Lambert (born Alice Dorothea Irwin) was known for her many romance novels, often incorporating humor and occasionally farce. She left Ireland when she got married in 1906. She died in Kent, near Dover."

She was born in Mallow, Ireland on February 17, 1884 and died on May 28, 1967 at the age of 83. 

 

DON'T MISS THESE REVIEWS!

Make sure to check out Caro's book review blog posts (@carosbookcase) and Sabine's (@sabines.literary.world) book review posts!

Also, a huge shout out to Liz Dexter (@lyzzybee) who typed out all of the Dorothy Lambert books by hand in order for them to be republished by DSP. She’s awesome!! Wooo!

Which DL book is on the top of your TBR list? I'd love to know!

If you've read more than one, I'd love to hear your thoughts on Dorothy Lambert's novels! Do you have a favorite so far? 

Happy Wednesday! Much love! ❤️🌺🤗🌺❤️