Jane Austen at Home Spooky but for childlike people from

but for childlike people from eighteen to eighty'

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Released in 1989

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Jane Austen at Home Spooky but for childlike people fromTHE REMARKABLE TRUE STORY BEHIND THE BBC'S MISS AUSTEN, NOW IN A STUNNING CELEBRATORY EDITION WITH NEW INTRODUCTION AND EPILOGUE: THE PERFECT GIFT FOR ANY JANE AUSTEN LOVER Readers LOVE Jane Austen at Home: 'A "tour de force" which should be in the reading list of anyone who has either read the books or watched the film adaptations.' 'This book is a delight . . . I will return to Austen's novels with a greater appreciation of the hardships and hopes