Book 137: Seraphina – Rachel Hartman
I decided to read Seraphina after seeing Grace’s review of the galley over at Books Without Any Pictures, and I am […]
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I decided to read Seraphina after seeing Grace’s review of the galley over at Books Without Any Pictures, and I am […]
Book 137: Seraphina – Rachel Hartman Read Post »
I knew Michael Cunningham could write a great novel, especially one that could be adapted to the screen, like A
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I knew very little about Charles Dickens going into reading A Tale of Two Cities. Seriously, the most I know
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I’ve read Robert’s blog, 101 Books, for quite some time now and not only is it informative and witty, it’s
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I searched out this novel after reading Howard’s End is on the Landing and thoroughly enjoying Hill’s writing style. And after
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[For an updated response check out my July 2015 reading of Mansfield Park.] I finished reading Mansfield Park this weekend
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This is one of those few books recently that is not involved with a challenge, but I did read it
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This is one of those situations where I’m glad I don’t read the backs of books carefully each time before
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How scandalously shocking! From divorce and debauchery to alcoholism and adultery, The Tenant of Wildfell Hall was not only startling,
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