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50 Exceptional Novels That Jane Eyre Enthusiasts Must Explore
Jane Eyre is my favorite book of all time (and certainly one of the most romantic), so I thought I'd share 50 other novels fans can read instead when they’re…
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YA Review: Keeper Of The Forest (The Lost Garden Book 1) – An Expanding Journey
D.K. Holmberg's "Keeper of the Forest" is the first book in a trilogy that introduces Eris Taeresin, a young girl given the task by the Mistress of Flowers to find…
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Evaluating the Top 16 Adaptations of Beauty and the Beast
The Beauty and the Beast: A Tale for the Ages The story of Beauty and the Beast is timeless, tracing back from myths like Cupid and Psyche to Gabrielle-Suzanne Barbot…
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Which Fictional Persona Matches Your Traits?
Darcy and Elizabeth We can't be the only ones indulging in Buzzfeed quizzes circulating on social media, such as "Which Jane Austen Heroine Are You?" or "Which Disney Prince is…
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30 Acting 13: The Excesses of Fan Lingo in Adulthood
The cast of The Originals. The rise of online message boards in recent years has been significant and, in many ways, wonderful. They allow people with the same interests to…
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The Swan: Experience a Charming Royal Tale Featuring Grace Kelly
Grace Kelly was a hugely popular and talented actress, who gained even more affection from the public when she became the Princess of Monaco. MGM seized the opportunity to leverage…
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A Delicate Autonomy: The Captivating Charm of This Victorian-Era Romance
One of my recent favorite author finds is Mimi Matthews. Not long ago, I reviewed her book, "The Matrimonial Advertisement," and absolutely loved it. Since then, I've read all of…
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Quo Vadis: Fall in Love with This Grand Ancient Roman Epic
Quo Vadis (1951) Review Quo Vadis is a biblical epic that condenses the end of Emperor Nero's reign into a few intense weeks. With thousands of meticulously crafted costumes, stunning…
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A Timeless Critique: Emile Zola’s The Ladies’ Paradise
The Ladies’ Paradise Synopsis: "The Ladies’ Paradise" is a captivating tale of ambition and romance set during the booming rise of department stores in 1860s Paris. At the heart of…
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Six Period Dramas That Deserve Your Gratitude
Thanksgiving is here, and there are many things I love about this time of year. It's a wonderful chance to spend time with family and friends, bake delicious treats, and…