pickI wasn‘t planning to continue this series quite so soon, but i knew my library had book 2 and I just felt the urge to dive in. I liked this one even more, probably because the stage has been set and I can enjoy continuing to spend time with Emma and company.
Asking: does anyone else feel like this is an Austin novel stretched out over multiple volumes? I enjoy it but I‘m ready to move faster and have so many more books I want to read. Do I continue this reading investment? Has anyone read all of the volumes?
When a sentence just stops you in your reading tracks.
pickThe second volume was even better than the first! We are getting to know the mysterious tenant, Niall, next door along with a slew of other entertaining characters. The Duke of Islington and Jack were both surprising and delightful. There's a whole section dedicated to rescuing a three-volume set of Jane Eyre. I‘m loving Emma's witty world. If you liked but didn‘t love the 1st volume, make sure you read this one. This is where it really gets good.
pickAfter reading Volume 1 of Emma‘s journals, I was charmed but not *addicted.*
Consider me addicted to the romance and wit of her everyday affairs. On to Volume 3!
“Our conversation was very June and very Afternoon, meaning it meandered like a honey bee.”
“I have found that on occasions of high absurdity, one either discovers a great friend or someone to never speak with again.”
The Unselected Journals of Emma M. Lion: Vol 2 | 
