My Viragos

{It's been a difficult week (dad perfectly fine, dad in hospital, out, back in, dad getting better!). Thank goodness for family, and everyone coming together to help, and a full night's sleep and the first chance to think about something else. And for books, even if you don't have time to read them. :) }
 
Now that it's been set for January 24th-30th, I've been taking a look through my bookshelves to see what I can find for Virago Reading Week, hosted by Rachel of Book Snob and Carolyn of  A Few of My Favorite Books.  (Carolyn has compiled an amazing list here.) With help from that list, and knowing that I may have missed a couple (am only counting the green ones), I can choose from among:

The Squire and The Loved and Envied, by Enid Bagnold
A Little Love, A Little Learning and Walking Naked, by Nina Bawden
*A Very Great Profession, by Nicola Beauman
*The New House, by Lettice Cooper
Thank Heaven Fasting and The Way Things Are, by E.M. Delafield
The Semi-Attached Couple and *The Semi-Detached House, by Emily Eden
*Full House, by M.J. Farrell (Molly Keane)
The Ladies of Lyndon, Together and Apart and The Constant Nymph, by Margaret Kennedy
The Weather in the Streets, by Rosamond Lehmann
The Perpetual Curate and The Rector and the Doctor's Family, by Mrs. Oliphant
One Fine Day, by Mollie Panter-Downes
Try Anything Twice, by Jan Struther
The Gentlewomen, by Laura Talbot
The Sleeping Beauty, The Soul of Kindness, The Wedding Group, The Blush, A View of the Harbour and Blaming, by Elizabeth Taylor
*Celia, The Curate's Wife, and Jenny Wren, by E.H. Young {and I borrowed Chatterton Square from the library, because so many people have been recommending it}

Setting aside Elizabeth Taylor (only because I just read her) and the ones (marked with a *) that I've read at least once (until Virago Re-Reading Week), do you have any recommendations for the ones I should stack up to read?

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