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agwolfcp [Kyrahlynn]
 Post subject: The Age of Innocence
PostPosted: Sat Apr 21, 2007 5:47 pm 
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Has anyone read this book? It was published around 1920 and was written by Edith Wharton. I have to read it and do a paper on it for my lit. class and was wondering if anyone here who has read it enjoyed it or not.

*And please, NO SPOILERS! (I'm only on like page 30 XD)

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Bought it but haven't been to the reading part yet, too busy for reading, I will try to read it someday :?

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I'm pretty far into it now, and must say that it isn't too bad. If one can wade their way through the rambling descriptions, the plot is rather interesting. However, I do think that Newland needs a good smack XD

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