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My son, Henry James, is to be christened (baptised) and his great-grandmother wants to get him something to remember her by. I thought she could give a H.J book (namesake) and inscribe a few words to him in the front cover.
Which title would you recommend? Many thanks : yawnb: |
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Join Date: Nov 2008
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Portrait of a Lady or The Turn of the Screw.
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Hazel, given your post, which is endearing, I'd recommend The Awkward Age, and The Aspern Papers as a runner up, because it deals with legacy.
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