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L'indipendenza della Signorina Bennet - Colleen McCullough, Roberta Zuppet
L'indipendenza della Signorina Bennet
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Format: hardcover
ISBN: 9788817027298 (8817027294)
Publisher: Rizzoli
Pages no: 444
Edition language: Italian
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Roving Book Club
Roving Book Club rated it
3.0 The Independence of Miss Mary Bennet by Colleen McCullough
Read by Tiffany: A rollicking read, but not what I expected from a 20 years later sequel to Pride and Prejudice! Mary attacked by a highwayman, kidnapped by a weird religious cult and held captive in a cage in a cave, Lydia murdered, Lizzie and Mr Darcy unhappy .. quelle horreur!! .. and by the end ...
oh, carrots.
oh, carrots. rated it
3.0 The Independence of Miss Mary Bennet
Man, if you want to see a fandom wig out, just insert a bit of reality into their happily ever after narrative. This is not a one star book. It's a more than competent piece of fiction. Fiction being the key word. P&P isn't real, folks.Jane Austen books are fun because they aren't demanding. Good an...
Palito de Café
Palito de Café rated it
3.0 The Independence of Miss Mary Bennet
La historia no es mala. Creo que esta de más decir que es "la vida de" algún personaje de orgullo y prejuicio.No me gusto que se le tome tanta importancia a Lizzie, menos con una actitud tan cartucha como para no hablar con Darcy acerca de sus "problemas"No me gusto que le digan "Fitz" a Darcy, es t...
Breadcrumb Reads
Breadcrumb Reads rated it
1.0
Update as on 18 May 2011 - I decided to read the book through since I can't bare to leave a book unfinished.:-/I was forewarned by the reviews that I had read. But I thought I would give this a try anyway...mainly because the author, Colleen McCullough, is a favourite of mine. It was a disaster, thi...
Bookloving writer
Bookloving writer rated it
3.0 The Independence of Miss Mary Bennet
I got this book sort of by accident, but found it quite an interesting read. However, I think Jane Austen herself would have been shocked by some of the topics this book touched upon. Perhaps that shouldn't have been a concern for me, but it was.
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