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Nov 13, 2011 21:25

From lazyclaire

Pick 15 of your favorite books or series. [Since I don't have all my books with me in one place, I only have 12.]
Post the first two to three sentences of each book.
Let everyone try to guess the titles and authors of your books. (comments screened)

It was the best of times, it was the worst of times. )

quiz/survey, books, jane austen

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octavius_x November 14 2011, 08:27:41 UTC
When I clicked on this I was all "WHERE IS IT SINGLE MAN/FORTUNE/WIFE--ah number 12, I see."

Also thank you for your cheery card! I have a half-written response just waiting to be mailed.

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readingredhead November 14 2011, 13:27:22 UTC
:D This is why we're friends. (Well. One reason at least.)

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lazyclaire November 14 2011, 11:55:11 UTC
Yay, you did my meme!

Ah! I know two of them for sure, although they're the easy ones:

10) Fahrenheit 451
12) Pride and Prejudice

Is 6) The Left Hand of Darkness? <3 Le Guin
Also is 6) Wuthering Heights? (pretty much solely based on the word Moors)

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readingredhead November 14 2011, 13:33:43 UTC
Haha I like your guess for 2. But no -- in fact "Moors" is being used here to refer to Spanish/north African Muslims! The others were all correct though. :)

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lazyclaire November 16 2011, 09:55:53 UTC
Wow, don't I sound uneducated now! I had no idea that was how Moors was spelled when used in that sense.

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mrs_norris_mous November 14 2011, 17:36:47 UTC
7 is easy "So you want to be a wizard"
11 is "The wizard's dilemma"

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readingredhead November 15 2011, 04:24:55 UTC
Of course! :) (And yet I think you're one of the few people who reads this journal who would get these so quickly!)

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ladyvivien November 14 2011, 20:31:03 UTC
1 is, of course, Jane Eyre!

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readingredhead November 15 2011, 04:28:10 UTC
OF COURSE.

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cosmic_llin November 14 2011, 20:56:50 UTC
1. JANE EYRE!!!
3. Sabriel?

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readingredhead November 15 2011, 04:29:06 UTC
Correct on both counts! I may not like the other two books in the trilogy nearly as much, but something about Sabriel has made me re-read it more than once... I suspect because Sabriel feels like such a real eighteen-year-old girl.

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