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‘I love writing characters that are so different from each other and ‘love to hate’ characters are always so much fun.’
- Victoria Connelly
In About a Girl, when Tess’ carefully constructed plan goes belly up, she’s forced to reconsider.
In Billy and Me, Sophie is whisked away from the comfort of her life into Billy’s glamorous world.
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I’d go for any of the Jane Austen books. They’re all really good, though from my experience Emma is rather hard to get through. Austen really knew how to tell a good story based on the observations she made during her own life, so you kind-of get a glimpse of how life used to be.