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Jane Austen Made Me Do it: Original Stories Inspired by Literature's Most Astute Observer of the Human Heart (Paperback)
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Full description- Publisher: Ballantine Books Inc.
- Published: 19 October 2011
- Format: Paperback 464 pages
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- Categories: Anthologies (non-poetry) | Contemporary Fiction | Romance | Short Stories
- ISBN 13: 9780345524966 ISBN 10: 0345524969
- Sales rank: 55,503
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