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Ahmad Hadi ahmadhadi — This has been on TBR pile for years. I finally decided to pull it down to read it. We'll see how far I get before I need some fluff to read. 9/8/2011 - I finished this book last week and have been thinking about it ever since - in between Fair Fun. I found it fascinating, horrifying (that people actually lived this way), sad for Georgiana even though she caused many of her own problems - money ones at least, and a riveting read altogether. I really didn't think I'd find it that interesting, but I definitely did. Early in the book, when she was first married to the Duke, I kept thinking of Princess Diana and how similar their lives were in so many ways - at least their marriages although Georgiana worked out a better marriage with her Duke than Di did with Charles. The Duke was at least 'interested' in working their marriage out - no divorce then or very rarely. It was also interesting to read excerpts of her letters to people and letters to her about the events of the day - American Revolution; French Revolution; rise of Napoleon etc, and the politics of the times. YIKES!

Haneen Al-hefdehi _aneen_aha — I absolutely adore Sarah Dunant's writing....This book was a joy to read.

Mike Mike mikeportfoc8d3 — I have only read the first fable so far and I'm totally hooked! Even if the plot is altruistic and seems out of place, the fables have morals that are timeless. I plan to enjoy the rest of these fables. Louisa May Alcott has always been one of my favourite authors.