Top 5 Daphne du Maurier

I love Rebecca! I read that book when i was going through a bit of a rough patch and a transition period. Rebecca got me through it and it's one of my favorite books ever and so special to me! Thanks for covering this amazing author. Sorry you're under the weather, hope you feel better soon love.xx❤️

I've only ever read Rebecca, which I loved. Nice to have an author who can consistently pull you out of those slumps. I hope you feel better soon.

March 28, 1963: The Birds. My mother and I saw that in the theatre and it was 9-10yrs later that a teacher in the 5th grade told us that Daphne du Maurier wrote the book.
Feel better soon.

Michael I hope your health is on the upswing. Loved your De Maurier video. She is also one of my favorites and I plan on reading My Cousin Rachel next. I wish I could recommend a slump buster but have been a little slumpy myself. Hope Rachel picks me up!😊

Yeah, you're not in your sarcastic mood today, so hope you are doing ok. I've been under the weather a long time myself and it sucks so I feel you. Feel better soon. Have only read Rebecca by this author.❤

Ive only read all her story collections and they are perfect. I will have to try your method since Im in a slump now. Everything I read is pedestrain at best! Some of her stories actually haunt me. Starting with the first story i read of hers as a kid in a independant collection titled, THe Others. I read ,The Blue Lenses, there. Some of her others I like are; The Chamois, The Limpet, Dont Look Now...I could go on.

Don't Look Now!

I borrowed a copy of 'Rebecca', then procrastinated on starting it, and then overheard someone say, "oh, that's a rip-off of 'Jane Eyre'". I've never read 'Jane Eyre', so I borrowed a copy of that believing I should start with the source material. Now I'm in the middle of the procrastination stage before starting 'Jane Eyre' prior to someone inevitably pointing out that JE is, in fact, a "rip-off" of some ancient tome I'll be forced to download off Project Gutenberg or some such. This turned into a more rambly reply than originally intended. Must be the coffee. Anyway, great video. Cheers.

This probably won't help you out of your reading slump, and I kind of feel like a delinquent for even suggesting this, but here goes: How about some very, very easy to read, romantic crack fiction? I know, this would be a 180 for you reading wise (at least I think so), but, well, that's what I tend to read when I'm in a slump. My go-to would be some of Alessandra Hazard's books. Most of them are kind of filthy and insane, and won't win any awards for literary quality any day soon. I find them highly entertaining. And I'm a slow reader, but usually blast through her books in a few hours. Currently, my two favorite slump busters are 'Just a Bit Wrecked' and 'Just a Bit Heartless'. You might have to state that you had some kind of delirium if you ever were to read and review one of Hazard's books, but who knows, it may take you by surprise, and as a subscriber I would be delighted to hear what you think :D

Terrific reviews.🎉

I’ve only read Rebecca, but hope to read more Du Maurier at some point. 😊💙

I love Daphne du Maurier, too. I was so excited when I saw this video! My favorite novel is Rebecca, and my favorite short stories are "The Birds" and "Don't Look Now."

I just readed " my cousin Rachel". It's just amazing... I want to read The house on the strand". Did someone read this one?

Been wanting to read The Little Photographer since you thought so highly of it and, now having read it myself, I can see why. The murder that occurs in the middle of a paragraph was quite a shock. A few years later the great John D. MacDonald appropriated that trick for himself in A Flash of Green; despite the color in the title Flash is not a Travis McGee book.

looking for story..younr woman happily marriedd/English/ commits suicide after seeing salesman with \\
carrot topp hair =us dddenly remembers him as the child she was forced to give up years before/suffered amnesia..is this Daphne's?