By media, I just mean movies and TV, but media had a better sound to it. Much like my last batch of book reviews, I’m here to review most of what I watched back in February.
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“But all lives are important, all people are important, because everyone is a book.” -Tanith Lee
By media, I just mean movies and TV, but media had a better sound to it. Much like my last batch of book reviews, I’m here to review most of what I watched back in February.
Continue reading “Many Mini(bot) Media Reviews – Austen Month”
A sentimental longing or wistful affection for the past, typically for a period or place with happy personal associations.
Before my Austen Month comes to a close, I wanted to make a little post about Jane Austen related materials that I recommend. I don’t know about you, but when I love a certain author or story, I’m usually interested in works that have been inspired or influenced by said work. I know there are loads of Jane Austen spin-offs and reimaginings that I’ve yet to explore, but I wanted to highlight some of the ones I’ve discovered and enjoyed.
From the back of the book: Your name: Elizabeth Bennet. Your mission: to marry both prudently and for love, avoiding family scandal. Equipped with only your sharp wit, natural good sense, and tolerable beauty, you must navigate your way through a variety of decisions that will determine you own romantic (and financial) fate. Ever wonder what would happen if Elizabeth accepted Mr. Darcy’s proposal the first time around? Or ran from his arms into those of Persuasion’s Captain Wentworth? Now is your chance to find out.
Get ready, this is a long review!