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|  | | Pride & Prejudice With A Side Of Grits
Just in time for the 200th Anniversary of Pride & Prejudice, Mary Calhoun Brown picks up all your favorite characters, puts them in a poke, and drops them smack dab in the middle of 21st Century Appalachia. Pride & Prejudice With A Side Of Grits is written entirely in the dialect of the American south and incorporates southern colloquialisms into both the dialogue and narration of the novel. Hilarious.
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p class="MsoNormal">Just in time for the 200th Anniversary of Jane Austen's timeless classic, Wentworth & Collins is pleased to announce the release of i style="mso-bidi-font-style:normal">Pride & Prejudice With A Side Of Grits/i>, by Mary Calhoun Brown.
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Sometimes friendship can be found in the most unlikely places.
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span style="font-size: x-small">span style="font-family: Verdana">Jaxon MacKenzie, a mute, yet secretly literate, 12-year-old girl, discovers a faded newspaper article documenting the greatest train wreck in American history—an event that claimed the life of her grandfather’s best friend, Oliver Pack. That night Jaxon is whisked through an old painting in her grandparents’ parlor, back to July 1918 in an attempt to prevent the accident. Miraculously, she finds herself able to speak for the |
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