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		By: BooksyLou		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[First classic I ever read was Pride &#038; Prejudice. The 2005 version had popped up on some TV channel - don&#039;t remember which - and I only caught the second half of it. Loved the film and turned to my dad saying that I wished I could have seen the first half. He told me that he was pretty sure it was based on a book. The next day we went treasure hunting for it. Still have that copy. Its pages have yellowed, and boy is it tattered, but I&#039;ll always hang on to the single book that kick-started my love of reading and bookstores.

Great list by the way. Gonna add &quot;L’avare&quot; to my TBR, can&#039;t wait to read it :D]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>First classic I ever read was Pride &amp; Prejudice. The 2005 version had popped up on some TV channel &#8211; don&#8217;t remember which &#8211; and I only caught the second half of it. Loved the film and turned to my dad saying that I wished I could have seen the first half. He told me that he was pretty sure it was based on a book. The next day we went treasure hunting for it. Still have that copy. Its pages have yellowed, and boy is it tattered, but I&#8217;ll always hang on to the single book that kick-started my love of reading and bookstores.</p>
<p>Great list by the way. Gonna add &#8220;L’avare&#8221; to my TBR, can&#8217;t wait to read it 😀</p>
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