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Rolando Gonzalez rolgon — ** spoiler alert ** If Jane Austen’s granddaughter wrote romance novels, this would be it. A delightful, sex-free romance which is also a comedy of manners and class. A Countess Below Stairs focuses on Anna Grazinsky, a young exiled Russian countess who seeks employment as a maid in an English country house in order to support her widowed mother and younger brother. Anna, with her enthusiasm for the job fostered by an 30-year-old housekeeping manual, breathes new life into a manor worn out by war. Her curtseying, long out of place, throws off the staff, as does this obviously gently bred woman working as a domestic. Her cheerful willingness to do the most menial of tasks wins over the household staff, and her astute understanding and sympathy makes her an integral part of the household quickly. Anna is actually temporary household help, hired to polish the house in order to put it on the market. The imminent sale of the house is halted when Rupert, the Earl of Westerholme, arrives with his wealthy fiancé. Rupert inherited his house after the death of his older brother, and Rupert himself was a wounded war hero. Promising his dying brother that he will do everything possible to save the family home, Rupert is confused but relieved when beautiful heiress Muriel accepts a proposal he couldn’t quite remember giving. When Rupert finds himself falling for Anna, he is torn between his obligation to his staff, his promise to his brother and his fiancé and his desire for love and happiness. Anna slips easily between her two worlds, welcoming the English into her rowdy, chaotic Russian extended family, and enhancing the elegance of English country life. This tender love story unfolds with humor and heart while touching on lost Russian jewels, a missing cousin, eugenics and disability, an inter-faith love story and the eternal class struggle. Even the smallest characters are nuanced and developed and the entire book is a satisfying, enjoyable read. Eva Ibbotson has become a new favorite author.

Anton Abramov espion — My hardcover copy of this book only has 334 pages not 352 as the description states. Unlike Dawn French's book "Dear Fatty," this is a more traditional autobiography, but that's not keeping me from treating it as a collection of essays and reading a chapter here and there along with all of the other essay and short story books I'm currently reading.

林 韋辰 _ayne — very informative... learned alot.