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I absolutely enjoyed this book mixing Jane Austen‘s letters with illustrations of the houses and places she visited, the dress code, social code and introductions

I really got a sense of the world Jane Austen lived in

I absolutely love this. Now we also know the extent of Mr. Knightley‘s sacrifice

Another thing I enjoy is how we get prospects of the places/ houses where Jane Austen is staying, like this one of Winchester

I would have loved to visit this bookstore; Messrs. Lackington, Allen & Co., at the Temple of Muses, Finsbury Square

One of the things I love about this collection of Austen‘s letters is that excerpts from her novels are included together with drawings of the area.

Thank you Chelle for this Amazing #winterwitchswap on this beautiful Yule day! I am thrilled with the book choices 🩵🩵🩵🩵 and all of my package!

Thank you Ashley for hosting! I love having swaps to open on Sabbats 🌖🌑🌔

Made me think about a certain time not that long ago (at least to me)… it‘s been 5 ish years already.

Here‘s to a legend - still ! 🥰📚✍🏻🚺

What have you read/watched this December? Are you done for the year? Or planning a few more?

Such a busy time of year, I wanted to go ahead and post Persuasion 'Now' discussion. Join in whenever you can.

I've got one more watch party scheduled for Becoming Jane. Saved it for December because it's set around holidays.

#Pemberlittens
#JaneAustenThenAndNow
#PagesOfPersuasion

Good start to December. I finished both tagged book and Rational Creatures. Anthologies are often a mixed bag but I enjoyed most of the stories. Standouts:
For Mischief's Sake by Amy D'Oramzio featuring Captain Fredrick Tilney. Such a great redemption arc! I loved Catherine Morland's part in that.

I particularly loved Where the Sky Touches the Sea by KaraLynne Mackrory featuring The Crofts. ⬇️