“Sylvia’s first impression of Allegra was that no one had ever before had such a beautiful baby. Jocelyn’s first impression of Grigg was that he had nice eyelashes and a funny name, and didn’t interest her in the slightest. Prudie’s first impression of Bernadette was that she was startling to look at and dull if you listened, which you hardly ever had to do. Bernadette’s first impression of Prudie was that, in all her long years, she had rarely seen such a frightened young woman. Grigg’s first impression of Jocelyn was that she appeared to think sharing an elevator with him for a few floors was some sort of punishment. Allegra’s first impression of Sylvia was blurred with her first impression of the larger world. For me? she’d asked herself back when she had no words and no way to even know she was asking. And then, when Sylvia, and then, when Daniel had first looked into her eyes — More for me?”
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The Jane Austen Book Club
In 'The Jane Austen Book Club,' a diverse group of women from different backgrounds gather to read and discuss the novels of Jane Austen. As they delve into the characters and themes of Austen's stories, they also confront their own personal challenges and relationships. The novel intertwines the classic literature with the modern lives of the characters, creating a rich tapestry of personal growth and discovery. more
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