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Ten Books Juniors Need2 comments

fairfieldbooksonstation wrote 3 weeks ago: Compiled by the Fairfield Books staff, these are our top ten books for junior readers aged 8-11. See … more →

Tags: Reviews, children's books reviews, Tensy Farlow, Jen Storer, Roald Dahl, Wolves of Willoughby Chase, Superfudge, Judy Blume, How To Eat Fried Worms

Day 333 November 29

the5thlineproject wrote 1 month ago: “Miss Golden, who had concealed herself in the switchboard room before the offices closed for … more →

Tags: 5th line, 5th line project, Books, Literature, anthology, Sonata for Harp and Bicycle, Prentice Hall Literature

The Scream

Dora wrote 1 month ago: Aiken, Joan. The Scream. New York: Macmillan Children’s Books, 2003. ISBN 978-0330397032 Reade … more →

Tags: Scream, The, by Joan Aiken, creepy books, The Supernatural, Mystery, Suspense, Ghost Stories

A Necklace of Raindrops2 comments

bookwitch wrote 2 months ago: Some years ago Daughter begged a copy of Joan Aiken’s A Necklace of Raindrops from my friend P … more →

Tags: Books, Authors, Reading, writing, Review, Jan Pienkowski

Joan Aiken and Joe Abercrombie

benfrancisco wrote 5 months ago: Currently alternating between reading Joe  Abercrombie’s Best Served Cold and Joan Aiken … more →

Tags: Fantasy & SciFi, Fiction, pop culture, Recommended Books, Best Served Cold, Big Mouth House, Joe Abercrombie, orbit, Serial Garden

Joan Aiken as homeschooler2 comments

Milton Gaither wrote 7 months ago: This post briefly reviews Lizza Aiken, “Growing Up with Joan Aiken: A Daughter’s View … more →

Tags: History of Homeschooling, Homeschooling in Literature and Film, Reading to Children, children's literature, horn book, Wolves of Willoughby Chase, Memorization

Curl up with a classic1 comment

Meghan wrote 10 months ago: I don’t know what it is, but every time the seasons start to change, all I want to do is pull … more →

Tags: Staff Rec - Meghan, A Wrinkle in Time, A.A. Milne, bookkids, BookPeople, Children's Books, children's classics, classic children's books, L.M. Boston

Austen Tattler: News and Gossip around the Blogosphere

Laurel Ann wrote 11 months ago: “All that she wants is gossip, and she only likes me now because I supply it.” Marianne … more →

Tags: Austen Tattler, Jane Austen, Austenblog, Masterpiece Classic, jane austen's world, Jane Austen Today, Austenprose, Jane Fairfax, Jane Austen: A Life

Dido Twite16 comments

bookwitch wrote 11 months ago: ‘Never heard of her’, said Daughter as she passed my laptop, but I won’t disown he … more →

Tags: Books, Bookshops, Authors, Reading, History

The Sunday Salon Review: Mansfield Park Revisited, by Joan Aiken2 comments

Laurel Ann wrote 11 months ago: When a book written twenty five years ago is reissued as confidently as Mansfield Park Revisited: A … more →

Tags: Austen Book Reviews, The Sunday Salon, Sequels, Jane Austen, fanny price, Mansfield Park, Henry Crawford, Mary Crawford, Mansfield Park Revisited

Joan Aiken's The Serial Garden: The Complete Armitage Family Stories

medinger wrote 1 year ago: What a delightful surprise these were!  One of my favorite childhood books is Joan Aiken’s The … more →

#126 ~ Mansfield Park Revisited8 comments

Literate Housewife wrote 1 year ago: Mansfield Park Revisited: A Jane Austen Entertainment by Joan Aiken I first read Mansfield Park in m … more →

Tags: Books, Reading, Historical Fiction, Jane Austen, Book Review, Mansfield Park, Mansfield Park Revisited, fanny price, Susan Price

The Sunday Salon: Review of Eliza's Daughter by Joan Aiken4 comments

Laurel Ann wrote 1 year ago: As to my own progenitors, I held only the vaguest and scantiest notion. My mother, I was given to un … more →

Tags: Austen Book Reviews, The Sunday Salon, Sequels, Jane Austen, sense and sensibility, Jane Austen Sequel, Eliza's Daughter

Austen-esque Books in the Queue for November2 comments

Laurel Ann wrote 1 year ago: The Austen book sleuth is happy to inform Janeites that Austen inspired books are heading our way in … more →

Tags: Austen Book Sleuth, Austen-esque Books, austen sequels, barbara ker wilson, Bloom's How to Write about Jane Austen, claudia l johnson, Eliza's Daughter, Fiction, Issues of Class in Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice

Mansfield Park Revisited: A Review

Vic wrote 1 year ago: Mansfield Park Revisited: A Jane Austen Entertainment is a re-release of a Joan Aiken novel that was … more →

Tags: Popular Culture, Jane Austen, Book Review, jane austen's world, Source books, Mansfield Park Revisited

the wolves of willoughby chase

worsethings wrote 1 year ago: ‘Oh what is it? Where are we?’ she exclaimed before she could stop herself. ‘No ne … more →

Tags: by other people, moving image, Children's Books, film, mock gothic, Wolves, Wolves of Willoughby Chase

Mansfield Park Sequels: Mansfield Park Revisited: Is Fanny Price a Funny Girl? Day 15 Give-away! 7 comments

Laurel Ann wrote 1 year ago: THE SEQUELS A recent review at the venerable on-line periodical Publisher’s Weekly of the re-i … more →

Tags: Mansfield Park, Austen-esque Books, Mansfield Park Madness, Jane Austen, fanny price, Books, Fiction, Mansfield Park Revisted, Austen Sequel

It's Arthur 8 comments

bookwitch wrote 1 year ago: Will I give up my subconscious avoidance of books on Arthur now? I don’t know, but congratulat … more →

Tags: Books, Authors, blogs, Awards, Meg Rosoff, philip reeve

The Watsons and Emma Watson: Jane Austen's Unfinished Novel Completed by Joan Aiken

swaraakshi wrote 1 year ago: Jane Austen wrote the untitled fragment that was later called The Watsons in 1803-5, and it was publ … more →

Tags: 1, austen fans, austen sequels, beloved aunt, Emma Watson, Jane Austen, jane austen fashion, life of ease, new hero


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