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The classics, indeed. Written by the one and only Jane Austen.

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A witty novel written in an unconventional way. You have to read through the character’s interactions with each other and is not as descriptive as usual novels are. You’ll have to read it to see what I mean. Love, Rosie = pure genius.

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The other Filipino novel that I love. <3

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By far the most heartbreaking book I’ve read; nevertheless, it was good. The book was better than the movie. IMO. 

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The best Filipino novel I’ve read (not because it was required and also not because I’ve only read two novels). A Filipino classic that shows our nation’s history and the progression that we’ve made since then. A beautiful piece by the Philippines’ national hero, Jose Rizal.

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One of the many versions of the all-time classic, Pride and Prejudice, told in Mr. Darcy’s perspective. We’ll never know if this is how Jane Austen saw it but I must say, the author did an awesome job in this.

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Books from one of my favourite authors. :)

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This is the glass in our sun room.