Jane Austen

I LOVE Jane Austen. Just take it as a fact.

Jane Austen's books are just fabulous and I'm surely gonna dedicate at least one post to dicuss one of her novels with you, but that's actually not the reason for this post.
If you want to read Jane Austen's novels yourself, there is a website called archive.org
On this website there are millions of books for free legally. To borrow some more modern books, you have to sign up, but older books, which were published before 1923, can be downloaded.
And *surprise* Jane Austen's books are among those.
So just click on the link below and you can enjoy her works and see for yourself that I'm absolutely right in thinking her a splendid author.



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