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Book Trivia Question 7 - Jane Austen
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Is it okay for a non-newbie to answer it? :)
Sure, I'm looking for answers, so it is open to any and all to answer.More than one person can even answer. :)
I follow the link to blogger, but it's still the last question that is coming up. Am I clicking the wrong link?
I don't know how to post on slipped gear. I have to double-check the "where" of the answer, too! :)
I don't know how to post on slipped gear. I have to double-check the "where" of the answer, too! :)
Sorry about the Blogger board, its set up to post the question at 9am.If you really want to answer on Blogger, I can see about moving the posting time.
As for SlippedGear, you will have to register to post an answer, just put in the user name you want to use & email addy, click the agree to terms, and you can post on any & all the categories that you want.
I prefer blogger because I have an account there. I'll check back tomorrow, no problem. Are you reading Emma now?
Thats alright about Blogger. I can understand, I'm getting a lot accounts that I have to remember the info on.Yes, I'm reading Emma, I found the full version(free) on Google Books and my sis in law found it in a box set of books at a yard sale, she is letting me borrow the box set for right now.
Great yard sale find! How many of Austen's books have you read?
I have tried reading the others by Jane Austen, but I've had a hard time getting through a few of them.I figure if I keep trying, maybe someday I will get through them, I haven't much time for reading lately, but a few minutes a day isn't to bad.
The question is now visible on Blogger. :)
Emma is not the easiest to read, either. You might try Northanger Abbey, which pokes fun at Gothic romance novels, or Persuasion, which is my favorite. Persuasion is a more straight-forward story, imo.
I'll have to see if Google has those for free viewing, thank you for the suggestions.
As I said in the question, this is one that I didn't know the answer to, since I have only seen the movies. It should be fun for any newbies, like me, that are reading Jane Austen for the first time.