I’m over at Naughty and Spice discussing books that become movies. Come share your favorite!

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One comment to “Books that become movies”

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    I’ve got to say… I just announced over on “Naughty & Spice” that Colin Firth led me to Austen, which may make me sound slightly clueless (love the Firth, but love the Austen more!)

    So, in my defense, I was in high school when the BBC P&P came out.


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