Empire dresses and timid courtship!
*wistful sigh*
*wistful sigh*
=]
Rating: Great bedtime story for Austen-land dreams.
*spoiler free*
I read this book before bed over a few nights.
After finishing it I feel 3 things:
1- It was an easy read and a fun one,
as I do love the Austen world and throwing a 21st C mind in the mix-
well it certainly can take a bit of the romance out
and make an Austen fangirl think.
i.e. Life before toilets and TP.
Life before modern medicine.
as I do love the Austen world and throwing a 21st C mind in the mix-
well it certainly can take a bit of the romance out
and make an Austen fangirl think.
i.e. Life before toilets and TP.
Life before modern medicine.
2- Rigler's nose really has clocked some serious Austen-time
She's much better at referencing Austen than that Fowler woman.
She's much better at referencing Austen than that Fowler woman.
The quotes and references didn't over power the story.
3- It was a little like 'Lost in Austen' (which I loved btw)
but different enough that I liked it.
*spoilars!*
*spoilars!*
aka.*favorite quotes*
This quote really stuck with me:
Cray, eh?
Ladies have come so far since then.
And then there is that marriage issue.
***
If you haven't watched Lost in Austen,
DO IT!
{an aside}
But SRSLY!If you haven't watched Lost in Austen,
DO IT!
Comment Questions:
Have you read this book? If so, what did you think?
Also feel free to leave any book suggestions in the comments!
Chipotle burritos this year: 6
Boba smoothies this year: 6
I love you and your love of Austen. I bought both books...I will report the moment I am done!
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