This week's topic: Favorite book you were forced to read for school, classic or not!
Okay for this first week of my participation I chose Emma, by Jane Austin. One, I really loved the book and reread it recently. Two, I'm baby-stepping into this acrostic thing as you'll notice by the itty bitty title.
Okay for this first week of my participation I chose Emma, by Jane Austin. One, I really loved the book and reread it recently. Two, I'm baby-stepping into this acrostic thing as you'll notice by the itty bitty title.
Exceptionally beautiful and witty socialite, but spoiled to a fault.
Match Maker extraordinaire... well, self proclaimed anyway.
Meddling in romantic affairs, misinterpreting connections in a precarious way.
Adoration disguised as a friend, a very sweet end to her match making days.
hehe soo cute. I love it. I don't remember if I've read it or not, but a great choice!
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I'm ashamed to say that I have not read anything by Jane Austen. I love your acrostic! I want to read Emma now.
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That was a wonderful acrostic! I've never read Emma either, but I've seen the movie multiple times :)
ReplyDeleteAmazing job! You combined the perfect words to create a flowing, enticing acrostic. My favorite line: "Meddling in romantic affairs, misinterpreting connections in a precarious way." I'm sad to say I've never read the book, but I've seen pieces of the movie.
ReplyDeleteDefinitely adding this to my TBR list!
-Jenna @ Fans of Fiction
Thanks so much for joining! You definitely did it correctly:)
What a great piece! And about my favorite Jane Austen novel!
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