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Anaïs Loué analoue — Enjoying it so far!

Haykaz Khroyan blackparrot — 3.5 stars... In this retelling of Camelot by Nancy McKenzie we are thrust into the world of King Arthur, Lancelot and Guinevere. This story follows Gwen growing up and how she finds herself to be married to Arthur. I was wrapped up in this story from the moment I knew it would come from Gwen's point of view. Along the way I was shocked to see the devotion she was given from both Arthur and Lancelot. Never before has a woman been so deeply loved by both these men. In fact Gwen has many admirers and some I cannot name because I do not want to spoil any of the book. Lets just say it was many and leave it at that. The sort of love triangle between Arthur, Gwen and Lancelot got tiring towards the end and I found myself shocked that (view spoiler) Arthur was ever the perfect King and husband always supporting and understand Gwen. In the end the last part of the book was rifled with battles, war strategies and finally I was left wanting more. Which is hard to believe after reading this book steadily for over 10 days. This sucker was long, I didn't feel long till about 80% when I still had over 2.5 hrs of reading to do. In conclusion, I found Queen of Camelot to be an enjoyable read for someone not very familiar with the King Arthur story. The characters are endearing and the enemies massive but under it all is this pure love that King Arthur, Gwen and Lancelot share for each other. Group read with True Love 101 group

Glenn Palaganas glennpalaganas — Mamet is a little bit obsessed with himself...

Meng Lu azngls726 — Delightful, quick read. Agnes grew up with her father as a clergyman of the north of England and a mother who walked away from the wealth of a family to marry. After Agnes’ father lost their savings in a business adventure, Agnes is employed as a governess. The story relates her experience while being a governess for the Bloomfields' and then the Murray family. This story is written first person, journal style. So it is full of musings, deliberations and dreams. A few of my favorite passages: “I have given myself up to the luxury of an unrestricted burst of weeping. But this was a weakness I did not often indulge: my employments were too numerous, my leisure moments were too precious, to admit of much time being given to fruitless lamentations.” “When we hear a little good and no harm of a person, it is easy and pleasant to imagine more” “We have had trials, and we know that we must have them again; but we bear them well together, and endeavor to fortify ourselves and each other against the final separation-that greatest of all afflictions to the survivor; but, if we keep in mind the glorious heaven beyond, where both may meet again, and sin and sorrow are unkown, surely that too may be borne; and meantime, we endeavor to live to the glory of Him who has scattered so many blessings in our path.” "Our modest income is amply sufficient for our requirements; and by practicing the economy we learnt in harder times, and never attempting to imitate our richer neighbors, we manage not only to enjoy comfort and contentment ourselves, but to have every year something to lay by for our children, and something to give to those who need it.”