pickI 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.
pickI read this at the same time than Deirdre Le Faye's. It contains just extracts of the most relevant letters, but if you just want a picture of her life on her own words, this book is enough.The letters are divided on different periods and before each one there's an explanation of what was happening in Jane's life, at the end of some letters contains some clarifications or relevant extracts of her novels,all very helpful. This edition is beautiful.
Day 28: #Soldiers
A miniature of Frank Austen, the elder of Jane‘s two successful military brothers. He was ultimately named Admiral of the Fleet.
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Letters Jane wrote herself to her sister tell of Jane‘s world and her last words.
(18/18)
We can try to be #athomewithjane by reading her letters to her sister. (catching up) #austeninaugust @LazyDays @Crinoline_Laphroaig
Jane Austen mentions her first published volumes of Pride and Prejudice in a letter to her sister Cassandra!!!
This is a beautiful little edition of Jane Austen‘s #Letters .
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Jane and Cassandra Austen (plus I'm sure these chicks are #siblings too. 🐣) #aprilbookshowers
The Illustrated Letters of Jane Austen | 
