Hummm... A Discovery of Witches? I have that on my Nook but haven't started it yet
That could be. I only read the sample of that book, which I didn't like. It is about a vampire and a witch though. I didn't like it.
Willow ,'Same Time, Same Place'
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Hummm... A Discovery of Witches? I have that on my Nook but haven't started it yet
That could be. I only read the sample of that book, which I didn't like. It is about a vampire and a witch though. I didn't like it.
Is Aslan a man? If not, then The Lion, Witch and the Wardrobe. Also, I think mny mystery books might- Miss Marple, Nancy Drew, Trixie Belden, if only because they are discussing the mystery?
Miss Marple totally does.
Miss Marple rules.
Looks like it was, in fact, A Discovery of Witches.
I read it...and can't remember what it was about. Quite bland.
Classics besides Jane Austen that pass the Bechdel Test:
The Awakening
Cold Comfort Farm
Gone with the Wind
The Group
Howards End
Jane Eyre
Les Misérables
Little Women
Rebecca
A Room with a View
I’m pretty sure a number of Zola and Balzac novels would pass the test.
Wow, I haven't read The Group in years. I had forgotten about that book.
Does anyone know what book this is describing?
Definitely A Discovery of Witches. My wife loved the book inordinately.
Harry Potter people help me out?
I was listening to the audiobook of Prisoner of Azkaban last night and what's on my iPod ended with the chapter titled "Hermione's Secret", in which Harry & Hermione go back in time to save Buckbeak and Sirius. The very last bit ends with Sirius & Buckbeak flying away.
There is another chapter after that, isn't there?
Has to be. Harry says goodbye to Remus, for example.