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ravenlee
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I‘ve been reading P&P to the kiddo (she wasn‘t happy about it, but once we got to the proposals rolling in she admits it‘s interesting enough to continue), and I can‘t tell you how nice it is to have this kind of moment in a hectic week. Homeschool has its moments, for sure. #DannyBoy really hates the voices I do for Mr. Collins and Lady Catherine.

dabbe 🖤🐾🩶 3h
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big.al.reads
Prom and Prejudice | Elizabeth Eulberg
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Pickpick

“It‘s very easy to get a boy to leave a room.
It‘s much harder to get him to leave your thoughts.”

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SarahBookInterrupted
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I can‘t believe it took me so long to read this! I absolutely loved that it was written as if it was a discovered Jane Austen manuscript. It was so believable. The author did an excellent job writing in the same style as Jane Austen. The mystery was really good as well. Also, she added a bunch of historical information from Jane Austen‘s life. And the foot notes were excellent as well. Loved it!

kspenmoll This mystery series is such fun! 6d
Ruthiella The first book is definitely the weakest (though I never completed the series). So you have lots to look forward to! 😃 5d
SarahBookInterrupted @Ruthiella really?! That‘s great news…thanks for sharing. 5d
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Graciouswarriorlibrarian
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Books 136 through 147. I have been reading a lot of the sweethearts alphabet series by Suzanne Ash for an A-Z challenge. Plus, I have been busy downsizing and packing for my upcoming move.

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Teresereading
Pride and Prejudice and Zombies | Jane Austen, Seth Grahame-Smith
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Eggs Perfect 🧟‍♀️ 3w
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Bookwormjillk
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A fun Northanger Abbey retelling where Northanger is a possibly haunted boarding school.

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JuliaTheBookNerd
Pride and Prejudice and Zombies | Jane Austen, Seth Grahame-Smith
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#Zombie 🧟

#HauntsAndHexes 🎃👻🍁🕸️🦇🧹🐈‍⬛🌙🪄

#BookNerd 🤓📚💙

Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks 🖤🖤🖤 3w
Eggs Brilliant 🧟‍♀️ 3w
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Bookwormjillk
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Sneaking off for a quick reading session before my son‘s race starts

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Sharpeipup
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Tis the season 👻

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Andrea313
Emma | Jane Austen
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1. This was my 9th or 10th reading? I can't keep track anymore! My viewpoint hasn't shifted too much over the years; Emma has always been low on my Austen List but I've found new things to appreciate each time through.

2. It's complicated! Its a coming-of-age story so of course we have to see how she grows and God knows I regret things I did and said at 20...! But at the same time, her shallow snobbery grates on me. 👇👇

Andrea313 3. I don't think I truly love anyone in this book! But Knightley has the most sense, Miss Bates is the purest of heart, and Mr. John Knightley is a relatable homebody, so I guess those three? 😂 And Frank Churchill can fuck alllllll the way off with his BS! Jane Fairfax deserved better. 4w
Andrea313 6. Oh, dear. The Westons will stay happily married, as will the Martins. I think Emma and Knightley will do just fine, especially if she continues to mellow out as she matures. Poor Jane Fairfax, though; she does not deserve a flirtatious, irresponsible, temperamental prick like Frank and while I guess marriage with a wealthy man beats being a governess, it's not much of a gain! 4w
Andrea313 7/8: Give me Miss Bates and Mr. Woodhouse any day! I actually like Miss Bates and while her yapping is a lot, I'll take it over Augusta's self-importance. And Harriet just makes me roll my eyes. No, I want to hang with Hetty and Henry and hear stories of their youth together, watch them wax nostalgic about Babies Jane, Emma, and Isabella, and delight in the everyday comforts and routines that bring them joy. ❤️ 4w
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Andrea313 9. I was struck again that this is a story about community and how we exist within it. We aren't meant for isolation so how do we live alongside many personalities? How do we welcome newcomers? What does it mean to grow and change, to embrace the new or to stagnate? Where does forgiveness live- between Miss Bates and Emma, Harriet and Emma, Frank and, well, everyone- when our mistakes are big ones? These are the questions the book keeps asking me. 4w
Andrea313 Many thanks to @Crinoline_Laphroaig, our fearless leader, for these great questions! #PemberLittens #JaneAustenThenAndNow 4w
Crinoline_Laphroaig You make such wonderful points. I loved John Knightley this time. He is a relatable homebody. 4w
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