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barbaraleeharper.com
I first became acquainted with Anne of Green Gables through the well-known production that aired on PBS in the mid-80s, and I was enthralled. I had never heard of the books before, though they were hailed as classic children's literature. My education had been enormously deficient! So I bought and read an eight-book set by... |
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consumedbyink.ca
But from childhood my one wish and ambition was to write. I never had any other or wished to have. - L.M. Montgomery Maud is a fictional account of Lucy Maud Montgomery's life between the ages of 14 and 17. Melanie Fishbane writes in detail about Maud's family, friends, and possible romances. Maud grows up... |
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746books.com
A Month in the Country by J. L. Carr is a slim but remarkably rich novel. Set during the summer of 1920, the story follows Tom Birkin, a shell-shocked World War I veteran who arrives in a quiet Yorkshire village to restore a medieval wall painting in the local church. What appears at first to... |
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potpourri2015.wordpress.com
If you read my July Wrap Up Post or Paula at the Book Jotter's Weekly Wind Up #340 or Chris at Calmgrove's post A Moomin Memoir, last week, you must have noticed that plans were afoot for a celebration-or should that be two? Paula shared the wonderful news of her upcoming wedding next year, to... |
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