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REVIEW: Two Joans At The Abbey
Apr. 6th, 2024 12:14 pmTwo Joans At The Abbey: Elsie J. Oxenham Collins. This reprint 1949.
The two Joans are of different generations, and I will say that one of the strengths of this book is that it has time for all the generations of ‘Abbey girls’, from one of the original ones, Joan, to Joy’s twins, Elizabeth and Margaret. I suppose that I should also note that I’ve read books in the series set after this one (as you can see if you click on the tags), and will reference some events from the latter in this review.
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The two Joans are of different generations, and I will say that one of the strengths of this book is that it has time for all the generations of ‘Abbey girls’, from one of the original ones, Joan, to Joy’s twins, Elizabeth and Margaret. I suppose that I should also note that I’ve read books in the series set after this one (as you can see if you click on the tags), and will reference some events from the latter in this review.
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