Sunday, January 13, 2013
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About Me
- Eva Girl
- Maine, United States
- I'm a wife and a stay at home mom. I like flowers, dresses, gardening, painting, homemaking, tea and cake, laughing, and sweet kisses from my little boys.
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- lepidoptera (8)
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- music (10)
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- Old Fashion Style (61)
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7 comments:
I've never read that. Let us know how you liked it:)
Christina
All of hers are great! Emma is one of my faves and pride and prejudice. Great choice for reading! Enjoy it...
Know you will enjoy reading your new book..
ooooh, you are in for a treat. What a pretty book!
Congrats on your first Austen novel. My favorite for the sheer joy of the humor and ease of reading, is Northanger Abbey. :)
Its a beautiful book...I picked up a couple of Jane Austin books at a charity shop this past week for .10 cent each...that's a great bargain...got some other good books as well for that price. Enjoy your book....blessings
Emma is my favorite! Love the crisp look of the light blue cover.
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