Hi Everybody! This is Rachel. I must be well-loved or something....this is like my 5th time being tagged with the same tag, so...even though everyone is probably tired of reading about books we'd love to live in, I must do my duty to Shaina, Hannah, Sarah, Graham, and Matthew, and do it! Here goes nothing!
Eight Books I'd Love To Live In:
1.Little Women
2.Anne of Green Gables
3.The Scarlet Pimpernel (Well. If I knew I wasn't in any danger. I'd stay home with Lady Blakeney and enjoy fancy parties! :)
4. Farmer Boy
5. To Have and To Hold (Scoot over Lady Jocelyn! Capt. Percy is MINE! ;) (He is an impeccably godly gentleman. A rarity these days! Excusing Daniel and Matthew and a select few others)
6. Hind's Feet On The High Places (Wouldn't we all love to go on a journey with the King Of Love?)
7. Pride and Prejudice (Though I'd be scared I'd be snubbed by Mr. Darcy and Mr. Bingley's sisters!)
8. Winnie-the-pooh (A.A. Milne was brilliant! Those books are so funny!!)
On anothher note, I am beginning to think I am rather a heartless wretch- I am reading "The Wide, Wide, World" which I have heard from everyone is heartbreakingly sad, and so far, half-way through the book, I am rather amused than sorrowful! Oh well. -Rachel
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Rachel, you are too funny!
ReplyDeleteI agree about P&P, Little Women, The Scarlet Pimpernel(move over Lady Blakeney! *smile*),and Anne of Green Gables. I am not so sure about Winnie The Pooh though.
Don't worry dear, Someone told me "The Wide Wide World" was funny. So obviously you aren't the only one who found it humorous.
I got "The Wide, Wide World" after reading about it in Elsie Dinsmore, and I couldn't even get three chapters into it! I have trouble stomaching that kind of writing... :)
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