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陈 韵 qiannianzhu3492 — Connection of one generation to the next…the parent that lives on in the child and the symbols and legacies from the past that come to represent the future. Set in London & Cornwall from World War II to the present. Penelope and her 3 kids, Olivia, Noel and Nancy. Penelope's father was a famous painter who painted the Shell Seekers and other valuable paintings. Penelope lived inPodmore's Thatch with Cosmo's daughter Antonia. Antonia was in love with Danus, the gardner. Penolope left Danus her father's sketches so that he could sell them and afford to buy some land for a garden.

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Ali Alsalem _3_d7c7 — Educational and informative book about the deadliest predators that live on earth today. A smart read with big words that make you grab your dictionary at times--love that about a book!

Ke Pengmin kepengmin — First read in February of 1998: Hands down, one of my favorite books of all time. Austen is a master of creating a riveting story out of the every day things of life in the 18th century. Reread 3/30/09: There is simply nothing that can compare with the world of Jane Austen. Her books are definitely "comfort" books for me, but that does not negate the elegance and excellence of the writing. They are the book nerd's comfort books. The ending is usually a happy one, despite the drama that may lead the reader there, but the path taken is one of such uniqueness in style and form that the reader is caught up in the brilliance of the language. It's simply beautiful. I have read few other authors who so amazingly accurately as well as beautifully describe human behavior in everyday life. It is hard to imagine that a world like Austen's actually existed, it is so far from our own, but that it did and I'm glad for it so that I am able to be caught up in that world. At the same time, the themes and issues that the characters face are not so different from our own and even in our enjoyment of beautiful writing and eloquent wit, we find ourselves understanding the character more than we might have expected.