Keeping The Castle Review

The specs of ‘Keeping The Castle’ are:

• Publisher: Speak (2013-04-18)


• Language: English


• ISBN-10: 0142426555


• Product Dimensions: 8.3×5.5×0.9 inches


• Shipping Weight: 0.4 pounds

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“Breezy Read That Relies Too Much on Austenian Elements”

KEEPING THE CASTLE is a quick, Austen-flavored story that you can breeze through in a few short hours. Is it a keeper? Well…I enjoyed the voice and the setup, but felt the story was too short to develop the characters and their predicaments into full… Read more

“Light and bubbly indeed”

This book was a fun way to dwindle a few hours in the evening, but left a kind of bitter aftertaste. The setting and the characters were fun indeed (I love Austen and Smith, so it couldn't go wrong there), but the book never managed to really develop the… Read more

“Charming.”

I great ready for teens and up. The story does start out a little slow but it seems to pick up steam around page 40. This is a wonderful story of a young girl with her family's fortune gone tries to trap herself a rich husband to support them and rebuild… Read more

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