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Romantic

Loves told with better or worse taste.

Books: Romantic

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Sense and sensibility

Jane Austen

1811

Marianne Dashwood falls in love with the handsome but inadequate John Willoughby and ignores his sister Elinor's warning that her impulsive behavior leaves her open to gossip and innuendo.

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Mansfield Park

Jane Austen

1814

From the poverty of his parents' house in Portsmouth, Fanny Price is raised with his cousins rich in Mansfield Park, well aware of his humble rank and his cousin Edmund as his only ally.

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Emma

Jane Austen

1815

The life of young Emma Woodhouse, who lives in Georgian England. Emma takes care of pairing her friends and family, sometimes more accurately than others.

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Northanger Abbey

Jane Austen

1818

Catherine Morland is a girl "as common as she is most," only she tends to see life as a novel. When presented in society in Bath, he meets a handsome and refined young man and feels like a sentimental novel. Then, invited by the young man's father, he spends a season in an old abbey, where he suspects that they will take on terrible secrets, like in a Gothic novel.

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Persuasion

Jane Austen

1818

Persuasion tells the story of a mature, sensitive and despised woman, that years after having rejected the man she loved, persuaded by a bad advice, she sees how this reappears in her life, rich and honorable but still untold.

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A dark matter

Honoré de Balzac

1841

It is based on a historical fact: the abduction of Senator Clément de Ris, to whom the character of Malin (Count of Gondreville) corresponds. Malin, who knew the secret of an anti-apoleonic conjury, which had been urged by Fouché at the time of the battle of Marengo, was kidnapped by the Minister by masked agents who must search his house and take over some letters.

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The eternal husband

Fiodor Mijaïlovich Dostoevskiï

1870

This novel, which appeared in 1870, revolves around the already classic conflict that arises from the marid-fussada-lover triangle, although under the particular prism of the universal Russian writer. In fact, by placing women by different means as a nebulous pole, although not less attractive, the work deepens the motif by focusing on the ambivalent relationship of attraction and repulsion that Pável Pávlovich Trusotski - a man born with the unstoppable vocation of being eternal and necessarily husband, and a mocked husband, for more signs - and Velchaninov - a neurastenic and unsolved Don John, who, not being entirely alien to sentimentalism, is largely deviated from the classic burdadoric and in the tragical effects that result.

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The Mayor of Casterbridge

Thomas Hardy

1886

At a cattle fair, a drunk man sells in public auction for five guineas to his wife and daughter - a baby of waiters - to a sailor. The next day, he was held back and ashamed, he swears before God that he will not drink again. Eighteen years later, a woman and a girl appear before him as the wife and daughter he sold.

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These Old Shades

Georgette Heyer

1926

In an alleyway of Paris, Duke of Avon, a famous libertine, he bought Léon, a red-haired pillet with a strangely familiar resemblance. Between the corrupt espendor of Versailles of the 18th century and the noble English mansions, Justin plans a well-deserved revenge against the Count of Saint Vire. And his lovely Léonie - a gallopin turned into a dazzling beauty - unconsciously represents a decisive role in the drama...

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Giant's Bread

Agatha Christie

1930

Vernon is a talented composer, but trapped by his indecision and lack of ambitions: a life, despite the support of his old and strong friends Sebastian and Josephine, tormented by the doubts, divided between two loves: that of the beautiful and immature Nell, a childhood acquaintance, and the intense Jane, opera singer, symbol of that maturity that Vernon fears to accept.

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Destiny is called Clotilde

Giovanni Guareschi

1943

A novel of humor and adventures published in 1966 by Giovanni Guareschi. The plot focuses on Filimario Dubé, a gentleman of unwavering character whose indifference to Clotilde Troll - a rich young, capricious and famous in Nevaslippe - causes a entanglement of kidnappings, shipwrecks and rescue demands, all with a dark purpose designed by Clotilde itself.

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Absent in the Spring

Agatha Christie

1944

Joan Scudamore returns to London from Baghdad, where he has spent a season with his daughter Barbara and her husband. The azars of a journey through an unforeseeable geography and culture for it trigger a process of introspection in the course of which life, its own, that had considered a paradigm of strength and security acquires its real profiles.

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A husband at school

Giovanni Guareschi

1944

It is a light and ironic story, in which Gureschi satirizes the uses and customs of society of his time, reflecting on the importance of love, the influence of the family and the omnipresent power of money, which often determines the destiny of people more than their own will.

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A daughter is a daughter

Agatha Christie

1952

Ann Prentice falls in love with Richard Cauldfield and hopes to be very happy. Her only daughter, Sarah, can't stand the idea of her mother remarrying and trying to ruin the wedding. Resentment and jealousy corrode their relationship and make each one seek comfort in different ways. Are they mother and daughter destined to be enemies for life, or will the love still lie among them overcome?

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Captain Corelli's Mandolin

Louis Berniéres (de)

1994

A surprising, fun and emotional novel that addresses such issues as joy and sadness, the lives of a series of opposing characters, and history. The argument is within the historical framework of World War II when Italian and German troops occupy Greece, and in particular the island of Cephalonia. The Italian headquarters is located in Argostolion under the command of Commander Antonio Acqui.

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The Duke and I

Julia Quinn

2000

Daphne, the fourth daughter of the Bridgerton family, is a young housekeeper overwhelmed by the pressure to find a husband in England in the early 19th century.

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The Fault in Our Stars

John Green

2012

Hazel and Gus are two cancer-diagnosed adolescents who know each other in a self-help group and together take a trip to Amsterdam to meet Peter Van Houten, a crooked writer who authored a shocking book with an uncertain end.

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The cook of Castamar

Fernando J. Muñez

2019

Clara, a young fall in misfortune, has suffered from agoraphobia since he suddenly lost his father. Thanks to its prodigious cuisine it is able to access the Duchy of Castamar as an official, with its arrival the apathetic world of Don Diego, the Duke.

Us on the Moon

Alice Kellen

2020

Ginger y Rhys se conocen por casualidad en París y mantienen durante años una relación hecha de mensajes, viajes y encuentros. Alice Kellen explora el momento adecuado, la distancia y las decisiones que cambian una vida.

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The Jacobs Sisters

Benjamin Black

2023

Six months have passed since the tragic death of his wife and Dr. Quirke only finds comfort in the pubs of Dublin, when in a garage in Dublin they discover the body of the young Jewish student Rosa Jacobs. Although everything indicates that he has committed suicide, Quirke and Inspector Strafford are soon suspected of a crime.