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Modgy Light Book - Pride and Prejudice

    Description

    Modgy’s Light Books are an easy way to add light and beauty to your space. Compact when closed, our book light turns on automatically when you gently open the covers. Easily dimmable, press and hold the power button to create the perfect ambiance. Rechargeable and portable, our innovative book lights are available in a beautiful array of literary and artist motifs to bring an inspired glow to every décor. JANE AUSTEN PRIDE AND PREJUDICE Jane Austen (1775-1817) was born in a small English village of Steventon to a clergyman, Rev. George Austen. One of eight children, she showed an early gift for storytelling and delighted her family with witty tales and short plays performed at home. This lively family circle became her first inspiration for dialogue and character. From her sharp observation of daily family and village life—and the manners and social rituals of the country gentry—the characters for her various novels gradually took shape. Austen’s writing was quietly revolutionary for its time, placing w
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    Modgy Light Book - Pride and Prejudice

      Modgy’s Light Books are an easy way to add light and beauty to your space. Compact when closed, our book... Read more

        SKU: LB7013
        Barcode: 029458970130

        Description

        Modgy’s Light Books are an easy way to add light and beauty to your space. Compact when closed, our book light turns on automatically when you gently open the covers. Easily dimmable, press and hold the power button to create the perfect ambiance. Rechargeable and portable, our innovative book lights are available in a beautiful array of literary and artist motifs to bring an inspired glow to every décor. JANE AUSTEN PRIDE AND PREJUDICE Jane Austen (1775-1817) was born in a small English village of Steventon to a clergyman, Rev. George Austen. One of eight children, she showed an early gift for storytelling and delighted her family with witty tales and short plays performed at home. This lively family circle became her first inspiration for dialogue and character. From her sharp observation of daily family and village life—and the manners and social rituals of the country gentry—the characters for her various novels gradually took shape. Austen’s writing was quietly revolutionary for its time, placing w

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