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Zachary Lorenc _ach_orenc — I read this for a school assignment in my senior year of high school. The narrator keeps using the phrase "on that head." For example (and I paraphrase), "Darcy was singular; on that head, singularity was his calling card." Austen wrote at a time when the British aristocracy was shrewd, witty and rather up-front. Trollope, for all his powers of observation, wrote at a time when the British aristocracy was becoming a little snobbish. I'd much rather read Trollope, but it must be said that Jane Austen is immune to the lure of sentiment which snagged Trollope. She's genuine from start to finish.

Natalie Muñoz nata24109438bc — About half way through. Really enjoying it. Lots of Columbine details that I didn't know. Although a fiction piece I assume he did his research for columbine information.

Woosuter Choi nanwoosue632 — I remember reading this and mourning with the pack... too much into my stories as a child!