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cornflowerbooks March 9 2012, 12:06:52 UTC
The film is a delight - loved the book, too - and now want to visit Portofino!

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callmemadam March 9 2012, 14:17:40 UTC
Ooh, yes. We probably wouldn't find the place so full of obliging peasants.

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cornflowerbooks March 9 2012, 14:23:08 UTC
Indeed! And no Michael Kitchen either.

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huskyteer March 9 2012, 12:41:01 UTC
That sounds lovely - a bit Elizabeth Goudge-ish.

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callmemadam March 9 2012, 14:20:36 UTC
It is like her more magical books but lacks the religious strand you tend to find in them. TEA is more pagan, really.

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The Enchanted April anonymous March 9 2012, 17:31:19 UTC
Ahhhh ... one of my favourite books that was turned into one of my favourite films. Like 84 Charing Cross Road (another excellent book turned into an excellent film) you can watch it or read it over and over again and it never disappoints.
Margaret P

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Re: The Enchanted April callmemadam March 9 2012, 19:19:32 UTC
Yup!

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white_hart March 9 2012, 18:44:08 UTC
Funny, I'm re-reading The Enchanted April at the moment too - I wanted something happy and sunshiny to get me through the last of winter!

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callmemadam March 9 2012, 19:21:04 UTC
Hope it's doing the trick!
Another coincidence, our local AmDram group put on the play last week.

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ext_1092314 March 9 2012, 20:25:39 UTC
I loved this book! Last year, I kept it on the shelf so that I could read it, for the first time, in April! Then I watched the DVD, which was totally charming, too.

Thank you for your lovely review. I may have to re-read it this April now!

Penny

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callmemadam March 10 2012, 10:14:31 UTC
I'm sure you'd enjoy it just as much on a second reading.

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