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fiveforsilver:
105. Juniper by Monica Furlong (198)
106. Little Women/Good Wives by Lousia May Alcott (528)
For a long time, I didn't realize that Good Wives wasn't part of Little Women. The copy I have is titled Little Women but has both books in it. Anyway, I like both books well enough. The only problem I have with Good Wives is how the men are portrayed as flawless, or their flaws are minor and part of their charm, and the women make all sorts of mistakes that their men have to correct or help them with.
107. The Ruby in the Smoke* by Phillip Pullman (230)
Currently Reading:
Lord of Light by Roger Zelazny
Trickster's Choice by Tamora Pierce
fiveforsilver:105. Juniper by Monica Furlong (198)
106. Little Women/Good Wives by Lousia May Alcott (528)
For a long time, I didn't realize that Good Wives wasn't part of Little Women. The copy I have is titled Little Women but has both books in it. Anyway, I like both books well enough. The only problem I have with Good Wives is how the men are portrayed as flawless, or their flaws are minor and part of their charm, and the women make all sorts of mistakes that their men have to correct or help them with.
107. The Ruby in the Smoke* by Phillip Pullman (230)
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Currently Reading:
Lord of Light by Roger Zelazny
Trickster's Choice by Tamora Pierce
