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It was well written and beautifully inspired by Jane Austen.

Jenner has a beautiful way of writing that depicted different characterizations that reminded me, in some instances of Austen's work, but not to copy or be in comparison of, but just like a nod to them, while creating great depth and characterization to each one that I just couldn't help but find loveable - Except for Jack.

“He lay back on the low stone wall, knees pulled up, and stretched out his spine against the rock.”

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#weeklyreport #weeklyreadingwrap for the week! Finished four (enjoyed them all) and started three more. Looking forward to the week ahead!
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My fifth 5⭐️ read for the year was a wonderful surprise! Uplifting and just delightful.

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Thank you to @Theresa , @Kathrin , @Daisey , @SoniaC and @tpixie for attending the meeting yesterday. It is always so great to see you. You bring so much to this book club!

This lovely delivery from @Book_Fiend_Melissa has made my day 💖😁💖😁

Thank you for the cozy, smoky tea and for this book that I'm looking forward to reading in January as part of #NewYearWhoDis @sprainedbrain

New month, new book! Please join us in reading this month‘s selection. Questions? Ask @Bookworm83 or @Graciouswarriorprincess .

I enjoyed this well enough. The characters were interesting and likeable, and I enjoyed the setting and the Austen references. But I didnt think too highly of the plot - it dragged a little for me and the character pairings at the end were mostly too easy. Felt like the author relied too heavily on catering to fans instead of telling a story. Somewhat forgettable #Pemberlittens

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