Nineteenth-century teens Anna and Fanny have dreams of being the belles of the ball. Like other girls of their time, they know their futures depend on attracting the right husbands. But Anna and Fanny have an advantage other girls lack: the example of their Aunt Jane, the author Jane Austen, who always gives the best advice -- and who seems perfectly happy, despite the fact that she's never married. The time will come for each girl to be the heroine of her own story. Will either of them follow in Aunt Jane's footsteps?

I added this to the collection in this Little Free Library. It's part of my own Little Free Library's Jane Austen project: What Would Jane Read?

My Jane Austen Action Figure and I visit Little Free Libraries around the country and leave a Jane Austen book and bookmark in each. Then we blog about it (eventually) at https://petrinipage.com/. Visit our Little Free Library (#9136) in person in Alexandria, Virginia, if you're ever in the area.

Spreading the joy of reading, through Bookcrossing and Little Free Libraries! And Action Figure Jane Austen.

For more details about Little Free Libraries, see www.littlefreelibrary.org/



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