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I'll be reading this. It looks interesting.Until you posted the reading schedule, I couldn't figure out what the November title was.
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Until you posted the reading schedule, I couldn't figure out what the November title was."
It does!
It should say what the upcoming read is on the group front page. You can also scroll down to the bottom of the page and see all the upcoming books and when we start reading them.
Oh! I couldn't see this months's selection because I was using the app. In the future I will check the group page via a PC.
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Oh yes the app needs some work, lol.
Someone told this story in another group I'm in. I loved it and thought I'd share it.Once JE, WH and AG had all been published, there was much speculation about the author, not only whether the author was a man or a woman; but that one person penned all three novels. The Bronte sisters travelled to London together by train (I can just picture their country dresses and bonnets) and presented themselves to the publisher. Not to prove that they were women; but that they were three.
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Once JE, WH and AG had all been published, there was much speculation about the author, not only whether the a..."
Wow, I can see that happening haha!
Discussion schedule:
Week 1: November 1-7 - Chapters 1-6
Week 2: November 8-14 - Chapters 7-12
Week 3: November 15-21 - Chapters 13-18
Week 4: November 22-28 - Chapters 19-24
Week 5: November 29 & 30 - Chapter 25
Who will be reading along with me? :) I'm excited to dive in, I recently started Jane Eyre but haven't read anything by the Brontes before this.