Book 405: Jane Austen’s Guide to Good Manners – Josephine Ross
In honor of Jane Austen’s 240th birthday this past Wednesday I went to my shelf full of Austen inspired works,
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In honor of Jane Austen’s 240th birthday this past Wednesday I went to my shelf full of Austen inspired works,
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After reading Tropic of Capricorn I needed a break from reading anything remotely difficult and this had been on my shelf for
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I was so excited this book came in early at the library. The best part about living in a bigger
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Having just finished reading the Marvel Illustrated version of Emma, I figured why not try the Manga Classics version! I
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Before I conquer Dr. Mütter’s Marvels, I decided to read the Marvel Illustrated version of Emma. If you’re not aware, Emma is my
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I’m torn on this one and not for any obvious reasons. I think MacAskill does an excellent job laying out
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What a journey! I don’t know what I was thinking waiting this long to read this novel. It’s been sitting
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And done. I’m not sure why so many people had such negative responses to the books. I thought this was
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If possible this one was even funnier than Bridget Jones’s Diary, or at least the ending was. There were parts
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