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So I read Northanger Abbey in high school and even wrote a paper on it. However, rereading it 20 years later, I find that I remember next to nothing of the events in the book! I remembered the characters' names, but that was about it. Anyway, I enjoyed it more this time around, I think, especially as it was not required reading. Not my favorite Jane Austen, however. I found the ending vey annoying--suddenly, almost without warning, all loose ends are resolved and the novel ended within about 2 p
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Catherine is about to leave home for the first time. She is off to Bath with her good friends, the Allens. Catherine is a bit of a tomboy that only recently stopped scampering in the wilderness and scraping her knees. She is fond of novels, gothic, and especially Ann Radcliffe's Mysteries of Udolpho.
Life in Bath is strange and new, and despite a difficult start she soon makes friends and discovers much about life, and love, and most importantly herself.
This was one of the most pleasant books by ...more
Life in Bath is strange and new, and despite a difficult start she soon makes friends and discovers much about life, and love, and most importantly herself.
This was one of the most pleasant books by ...more
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