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whatmeread.com
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| | | | | I decided to reread all of Austen for Reading Austen 25, even the books I had already reviewed. That said, I looked at my original review of Mansfield Park and thought it was still valid, so I thought I'd write about something else---the modern perception of Fanny Price. The Introduction to my Folio Society edition... | |
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greenishbookshelf.com
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| | | | | Happy Saturday, y'all! I am excited to announce a new series here on Greenish Bookshelf starting today! I've been thinking for a while about sharing more of my favorite books with you. So I've decided to share weekly book lists with my favorite recommendations. I'm excited about this, and I hope you are too! Today,... | |
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efsunland.com
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| | | | | I've now read Northanger Abbey, Pride and Prejudice, and Sense and Sensibility. I've liked Jane Austen's writing since a professor explained that she's more about finance than romance. Of the four books, Mansfield Park was the most difficult to read because I'm struggling to grasp the scope of the drama. The story is simple: Fanny... | |
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booksbythecup.wordpress.com
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| | | "Sense will always have attractions for me." ~ Sense and Sensibility, Jane Austen It's hard not to give way to preconceived expectations based on past experience, at least for me, in my reading. If I've read more than one book by an author and find a favorite, I will somewhat biasly hold all other works... | ||
