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  • Jane Austen's Bookshelf: A Rare Book Collector's Quest to Find the Women Writers Who Shaped a Legend
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    Girl, just read the damn book!!!

    ...and another reason to put off reading Burney. (I still was! At this point I couldn't even say why!)

    At this point, ever since she decided that she wanted to read Burney's Evelina, Romney has evaded Evelina constantly by reading other books, such as biographies about Frances Burney, historical books about that period, many romance novels by other writers...all of that seemingly in preparation for working up the courage to pick up Evelina. What the hell? 😂 It's not like it's some kind of mammoth of literature with super crazy demanding prose. It's a very entertaining and accessible epistolary novel!

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  • ehawley commented on jordynreads's review of Land: A Novel

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  • Land: A Novel
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    Jun 12, 2026
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    Enjoyment: 5.0Quality: 5.0Characters: 5.0Plot: 5.0
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    What a beautiful book.

    Land is quietly emotive exploration into family relationships and struggle. It is both heartfelt and merciless. Each time I opened this book, I was instantly transported to the wild, cold, unrelenting peninsula on which this story is founded.

    O'Farrell's writing is in a league of it's own. Complex and considered, the slow-pace services the story perfectly. I was immediately taken in and compelled to continue reading, as O'Farrell weaves a perfectly balanced journey across land and time.

    The characters are imperfect, layered, individual and honest. Witnessing their development is both difficult and joyous. I laughed and cried, was distressed and heartened.

    For the wayward in need of comfort, or the steady in need of flight. If you read it, I hope you love Land too.

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