With the benefit of over 200 years of hindsight…this seems 😵💫😵💫😵💫
PurpleyPumpkin Thank goodness she persisted!😅 16h
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With the benefit of over 200 years of hindsight…this seems 😵💫😵💫😵💫
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Turns out Tate significantly altered Shakespeare's tragedy by adding a happy ending! He believed Shakespeare's original was like an "unpolished" work needing refinement. (Thank you Google AI search!)
Starting another graphic biography of #JaneAusten
pickI had fun reading this book. It was cute. My only problem is that it ended to quick. I loved the characters and the setting of the book. I rated the book a 3 out of 5 stars.
pickIt's been a couple of Christmases since I've done a seasonal readalong over the 12 days. Lovely to revist.
Extended #HyggeHour with the kitties and #JaneAusten 😻 #Trickycat #CatsofLitsy
Tomorrow is back to normal work schedule… I‘m not ready 🤷🏻♀️
repost for @Austen_meets_Annie
#Pemberlittens January Jane Austen Book Club Theme is Read a 'Now' book you didn't get to for last year's #JaneAustenThenAndNow.
I have several but decided to go with To Mark The Occasion - Birthday Tales for Jane Austen's 250th birthday. Perfect start for my big birthday years. What are you reading? 🎂
#JaneAdjacent
#AustenMeetsAnnie
#JaneAustenBookClub
pickContinuing my #booksreadin2025.
Reread this for Nicola Coughlan!!
She brings such a fun freshness that highlights the wit and differences of the sisters themselves. She does a great job giving each character a different tone and sound, that I never lost place of who was talking as well as her actual speaking voice for the third person perspective in the book. Honestly, her narration was so much fun to listen to.
