I clicked onto this video thinking they were going to talk about the different editions in terms of the actual text, and they do take that into consideration, but it's also a lot about aesthetics which I love. Two of her favorites are the black Penguin Classics and the Oxford World Classic editions. I've always loved the black Penguin Classics and I've recently started my collection of them. I now have the mindset of "If it has a Penguin Classics edition, I'm getting that". For a Lit class I took, I had to get an Oxford World Classic edition of "Northanger Abbey" and that was my first introduction to those editions. So far, I only have that one book but it's because of the aforementioned mindset. If I'm buying a classic, there's a good chance it comes in a Penguin Classic and I prefer those over Oxford Classics. In my last post, I talked about being on a book buying ban but once I'm buying books again, I'm absolutely going to buy ...