Happy Birthday to Edgar Allan Poe 🎉🎊🎈🎁🎂✨
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Poor Mr. Lockwood thinks these people can't really be as ill-tempered as they seem. 😆😆 Late to the party but catching up! I am surprised how funny the first couple of chapters are. I saw a movie version recently, and it had no humor.
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Guess what is the first big girls book I‘ll be giving to my new Granddaughter, Emma 🥰. If I‘m in and out of Litsy , it‘s because I‘ll be minding this little doll .. happy days
Ugh the Character Names in this book!🤦🏻♀️
Did Emily use the same names over and over on purpose to confuse the reader? Or did she use up all her imagination in the story and couldn't be bothered with coming up with different names?
For instance Isabella names her son Linton and her Edgar is often called just by his last Name of Linton.
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Way more fun than I anticipated 😜 for my Russian French Lit challenge I joined on IG
Chapter 19 and we meet the Palmers. #pemberlittens #buddyread
Just a few of the many (and I mean many) pretty #trimandthread items I own to go with this lovely edition of Sense and Sensibility ❤
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Tale told again and again and again throughout history, but none as good as Tolstoy has.
Oh, sweet naive Elinor, believing that somehow (and she doesn't know how!), Edward managed to get a chunk of her hair for his ring, never for a second assuming it could be someone else's. There's gonna be a rude awakening here pretty soon! Also, I know that hair rings were A Thing, as were hair lockets and hair brooches and effing *decorative flowers made of effing hair*, but I find it completely repulsive. Anyone else share this aversion with me?
