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Third installment of the series about Anne of Green Gables which covers four years of his life. Anna leaves her job as a teacher to graduate from college. There will share home with old friends, which will join other a little crazy, but smart. Ana, at the prospect of all his acquaintances are promising and getting married, think you will remain single because you do not see what she calls "a Prince Charming." Gilbert Blythe decides to declare, but not for her the "ideal", or what you want as you think you should want that special waiting. Appears on the horizon just a young man who appears to meet all the requirements ...

Here we follow the adventures of Anne Shirley ... and the environment in which I am invited. Is what has to be in New England, but not Canada or Prince Edward Island, it does enable imagine the landscapes described in these books.

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second installment of the adventures of Anne Shirley. This time we know their adventures from sixteen to eighteen. As a teacher begins and ends at the moment they decide to go to college. It is still a child at heart, imaginative and romantic, but is slowly maturing, especially the end when you see your friend Diana is committed. Ana laments that people grow and do not want, for example, that Gilbert Blythe is more than a friend childhood, somehow denying their own feelings toward him. Simple stories are running through this book, reminding me a little mini-series Cranford (I'm waiting for the book, which I will comment when I read).

What I liked most was when he begins as a teacher. I felt identified with her insecurities, feelings and relationships with students. It was quite interesting to see that some things never change.

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at the time I heard so much about the VC Andrews Dollanganger saga, I decided to start reading it. Now, I do not know if I have wanted to continue. The first issue is the well known Flowers in the attic, where there nonsense. Let me explain: it is quite badly written and not me the excuse that the protagonists are children. The narrator is Cathy, who is twelve years old when his father dies. Corrine, her mother and a kettle of very careful adored by her four children and her husband, is a useless sees no other way to ruin the return to the mansion of their very rich parents. His father is very ill and dying, but she was disinherited for doing something very bad in the eyes of their parents: half-brother to marry his father, ie his uncle. Corrine only inherit if the father not aware of who had children with her husband, children, "the devil" so that she and the grandmother locked in a room that opens onto a roof so that nobody knows of its existence. What would be a few weeks of confinement resulting in more than three years, during which one child dies while the mother lives in a world of luxury that seems to have blinded and have made her forget her own children.

quite rarefied atmosphere in a story develops in which, at the end, you have to agree with the crazy grandma. This, obsessed with religion and sin, prohibits brothers (Christopher, Cathy and twins Carrie and Cory) that see naked or sleep together being of opposite sex. And their fears are not unfounded because Christopher falls for his sister Cathy. Incest fairly permeates the novel and becomes a little too morbid. This continues into the next novel in the series, petals to the wind, I stopped because I was starting to creepy character Cathy.

The film was made at the time does not reflect at all what the incest and it mixes this novel to the next. A mess, come on.

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My fears about the possibility of a new novel by Heyer was not going to like it as much as The indomitable Sophia were unfounded. Not that the other is a marvel, because it has much to learn from Jane Austen, but the story itself that I liked the comment here. On this occasion, the story had a beginning that seemed nice and bright, Horatia, the youngest sister and the least graceful Windwood (above stutters a bit), married Count Rule to prevent him marrying her older sister, who is in love with another man. So kill three birds with one stone: happy her sister, saves the family fortune (quite weak due to gambling debts of his brother) and ensures a life of luxury and wealth. From the beginning it gets clear that marriage is purely for convenience, so that neither Rule Horatia or interfere in their lives. But soon you will see two people who want to bring out the girl and revenge Rule: Lady Massey, the former mistress of the count, and especially Lord Lethbridge.

This novel seems to set more in the eighteenth century to the Regency, so that what prevails is the gallant party atmosphere, costumes, wigs and outrageous makeup, so that leaves the "air austeniano" of his other novels. Entanglement in which is involved Horatia belong in this type of scenario and would be unimaginable in a story set during the Regency. The that I have not been clear is how they are falling in love with the main characters, united at first only for material reasons. To have a fun time without any pretensions. Be read.

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Arthur Conan Doyle, a young doctor, wrote a book entitled Dark Brotherhood, which is nothing but a plagiarism and / or fried texts Madame Blavatsky. However, what is there exposed to the attention of a secret society believed to have spied on the Doyle reveals his secrets. After witnessing a murder in a strange seance, Doyle will have to flee for his life and must rely on Sparks mysterious if you want to achieve.

Mark Frost, the legendary writer Twin Peaks is the author of this novel whose plot is the father's literary character Sherlock Holmes. The story does not have too much stem, at least to me has left me indifferent and sometimes you never know where Frost intends to take the reader, ie: what the hell is going on in the novel? That is, I say, the mystery of it, because it gives many jolts. Now the writer wanted to see how Doyle meets a fascinating type will more or less than the model of their future Holmes. This is the most interesting of a story which blends the supernatural, to which Doyle was very keen, with the historical (Bram Stoker appear there and Madame Blavatsky cited, among others). The epilogue is worth it: a thing could not be more trite now.

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I always resisted buying novels by Donna Leon. And that many times I walked by one of the most popular library in the city which, incidentally, is a popular street near the university, I used to see occasionally in the window. Although I was attracted to were published by Seix Barral and name of the protagonist, the commissioner Brunetti, never ended to decide.

But the other day, any given Sunday I went to the newspaper took advantage and took a commissioner Brunetti novel in paperback. I thought the author was Italian and it is an American from New Jersey with his English grandfather (hence the name "Leon") also signed a clause that his novels can be published in Italy. It seems that you want to live in anonymity in their rooms Venetian although it is said that the sharp portrayal of Italians. For if they do not like too, of course.

The novel reads quickly, but ended up enthusiasm. You may have to read me a few more to finish hooked. I draw most tormented characters to Parker or a little more left as Wallander and Bosch. And it is wrong that this commissioner is happily married and have a couple of kids and a wonderful woman you check some other cable. What makes matters worse for some great Italian dishes are always described in great profusion. I will not criticize it, missing more. Good for him. But ... I do not know, I know.

The argument of the title that fell into my hands is easy but then becomes complicated: an elderly woman appears no one supports brutally murdered. Suspicions fall on the person who cared, a Romanian immigrant. But the commissioner will have to demonstrate Brunetti that things are not what they seem.

So another day go by the newspaper to see if I come back hopefully to run into another title of Donna Leon who may or may not, get me passionate about the adventures and misadventures of the commissioner Brunetti in the city of canals.

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The indomitable Emma Sophia

After two Austen, I read a novel of his "newer version", as it somehow. I'm talking about an author who has already gone through here: Georgette Heyer. If when I talked about Venetia said that this book I liked more than the first I read ( Uncle Sylvester ), now I have to say that I liked even more The indomitable Sophia. Scares me to wear now with another of his creations, because that comment today I had a pipe. How I have fun with that Sophia is a whirlwind. Since then, the title does not fools at all. With winds near the end of vaudeville, the rest is an endless dialogue with humor. Wit:

"Since Miss Wraxton mention, let me ask you, cousin, that you refrain from telling my sister that has horse face," he said stiffly.

- But Charles, Miss Wraxton not guilty of that! No can do, and I assure you that I always have to watch the girls.

-believe that the features of Miss Wraxton are particularly distinguished.

"Yes, of course, I do not think I have explained well. Meant that horse face is particularly distinguished.

The argument is simple: Sophia is left by her father at her aunt. There everything seems more or less well. His uncle is the boss at home, but the head of household is Charles, the serious cousin Sophia. Under his leadership, the whole world is controlled ... or so he thinks: Theodore, his brother in his twenties, he studied at Oxford, his younger brothers and sisters have their governess, Cecilia, the teenage sister is engaged to a good game, and Charles himself is also about to marry Miss Wraxton. When Sophia, a girl with an education that moves away from the conventions of the time, breaks into home of Ombersley, the order imposed by Charles cease to be such. It is clear that the clash between Charles and Sophia is immediate, but more from him than she, who only wants the best for the family of her aunt ...

Unlike Miss Emma Woodhouse, Sophia is a girl very determined to get everything that is proposed. It may sound a little too self-sufficient character (read hipertatuada Lisbeth Salander, ugh), but such is the grace and irony that demonstrates, I believe that there will be anyone who falls ill. His quick mind always let the male characters without knowing what to say.

For when a small adjustment to the big screen or the novels of this author? Stop and to Jane Austen and Brontë and are released with Heyer. Hilarious.

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A lack of love and friendship and Lady Susan, works "minor" by Jane Austen, we can say that I have completed the reading of his most popular novels with which I bring here. As in the case of Sense and Sensibility, I've seen it before several TV and movie versions of which I shall speak later. As for the novel itself, I can not say it's my favorite, though Mr. Knightley is, as pointed out there Wunderk, the most balanced of the gallants austenianos. What is clear is that the protagonist is a good girl a little turkey. Jane Austen she laughs, it's true, but I did not like their latest thinking about Harriet, absolutely class and derogatory to the girl. Okay, we are in the nineteenth century, but it is something that the author's other novels seems to me to see them leaving more concealed. From what I've noticed is that the structure of any book is usually the same in substance: heroin, attractive guy who then goes frog, Discreet Hero ending with the heroine and the secondary class (parents , mothers, neighbors ...). Emma is a nice site where the drama has no place. Only the girl's anxieties by matching people are important, but we always have to Mr. Knightley to stop him and be mature and thoughtful counterpoint, the voice of experience who sees things logically and not to Romantic eyes, something of their own in a girl of twenty years.

Accommodations: I put the pictures of the three I've seen. The first corresponds to the most recent production of the BBC. I hope to stop and to versions of works of Jane Austen and launch, for example, to adapt to Georgette Heyer, whose The indomitable Sophia, I'm enjoying now and my next entry. Well I have not seen a whole (only the last two chapters in the plane that brought me to the U.S.), but I do not need to see more. Right, but that's it. Romola Garai, the protagonist, it seems a bit tiresome at times. Mr. Knightley is not something extraordinary and, moreover, did not notice the age difference between the characters. It is curious that in other productions the actors are not more than ten, twelve years, but they seem more mature, older than themselves. The film starring Gwyneth Paltrow is perfect Mr. Knightley, but I'm not convinced the rest of the cast (well, she more or less). The less I like Toni Colette: absolutely ridiculous, making the young and innocent Harriet Smith. The best version for me is the starring Kate Beckinsale, less pretentious, more natural and a flawless cast in all directions. Mark Strong, Mr. Knightley, is not as handsome as Jeremy Northam, but very well composed character.