It’s like totally a CALIFORNIA TaKEOVeR, you know?

Ada Bright here again taking over Cass’s blog while my side of the earth is getting the sunlight!

If you thought I was done with the photos you would be sorely mistaken… The one in the movie theatre is the first or second time we saw the 2005 Pride and Prejudice together in Connecticut!

Now that I’ve done that, it’s time for another giveaway!!! What do we have for this one? Well, I’ll show you!

2 mini cover chocolates, 2 beautiful book marks, three Austen magnets and a cuff with the map of the London Underground on it!

To enter, please answer the poll below and leave a comment to explain yourself! (This is my favorite poll of the day!)

GIVEAWAY nitty gritty:

All giveaways are open internationally and will end at midnight PST (West Coast USA) on Wednesday, 10th March 2021, and the draws will take place on Saturday, 13th March, with all winners announced here on the blog. You will also receive an email telling you that you are a winner!

If a gift bundle isn’t claimed within 5 days of the draw closing, another name will be selected. You can find the Giveaway Terms & Conditions here.

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Writer of romance with all the feels. Dreamer, bookworm, cat lover. Avid fan of antiques TV shows. #proudHufflepuff
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43 Responses to It’s like totally a CALIFORNIA TaKEOVeR, you know?

  1. caroleincanada says:

    Loving the pictures!!! You two are like two peas in a pod! Congratulations!

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  2. Hazel Mills says:

    I chose Henry, I sometimes wish Fanny had married him! Rereading Mansfield Park at the moment! And he has a barouche!

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  3. sheilalmajczan says:

    For me it is the Darcy portrayed by Colin Firth. Love it when he smiles. After all his mistakes I also like how he changes as very few men will. He already is such a good brother and friend and master of his estate…dream boat.

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    • sheilalmajczan says:

      I know he is not a “bad boy” per say so…if I have to chose a bad boy…well, then…Frank Churchill.

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    • Ada says:

      Before seeing your extra comment I was like… you know, you’re not wrong!!! I give you points for innovation crushing but glad you picked an official bad boy 😉

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  4. Christina Boyd says:

    Well I’d say Henry Crawford but Austen does not describe him as handsome—and of o am going to fall for a rake, and all the trouble that entails, he needs to be handsome. So I vote Willoughby.

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  5. Willoughby because he seemed honest, amiable, handsome and was fairly well read and he understood the romantic sensibilities of Marianne and I am also a romantic at heart so yeah he is definitely my choice

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    • Ada says:

      Perfect, thank you! I’m just a little worried about his need for money. Perhaps if you could just supply him with some bank statements, I’d feel more secure about your match!

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  6. Bonnie Karoly says:

    I find Wickham a little creepy. His kind of charm turns me off. If I have to choose a bad boy, I’ll go with Willoughby. He’s nice looking, entertaining, and charming but not in a creepy way.

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    • Ada says:

      Agreed, I mean most of us believe M right? He did love her… I think we could crowdfund your union if there was any question mark about your dowry. 😉

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      • Bonnie Karoly says:

        Ha! Good one. I did neglect to say that he did love Marianne, but he had to marry someone with money. I think he would have left his bad ways after marrying Marianne if he was able to.

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  7. Jen D says:

    Some of what I had to go through in life made me feel like Jane Fairfax with a Frank Churchill, although not in a romantic easy. At least Frank will not cause a pregnancy or risk that.

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  8. Piper Marquette says:

    I always liked that Frank knows how to have a good time. He wants to have a ball! While his treatment of Emma and Jane are not on the level expected of a gentleman, he was dealt a tough hand. He did nothing so terribly wrong. And Jane readily forgave him- I would do my best to do the same 😊

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  9. Glynis says:

    I chose other as there wasn’t an option for none! I’m afraid I’m a complete Darcy fan so nobody else will do. I did think of maybe John Thorpe 🤔😱😂🤣😂 but no! I will definitely stick with Darcy! I’m ok with sharing him with Elizabeth luckily. 😳🥰🥰

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    • Ada says:

      You can always side with sheilalmajczan and suggest that in the beginning of the book he is a bit of a bad boy! Sticking his nose up at the country folk and destroying hearts rakishly ;). So I’m still going to count it!

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  10. Kim P. says:

    I would choose Henry Crawford. When I first read MP I thought that he was going to change his ways for Fanny, similar to how Darcy changes for Lizzy. I secretly wanted Fanny and Henry together.

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  11. Sam H. says:

    I chose Crawford. Ultimately, or at least for a short while, he really did want to change and be a better man for Fanny,. He just couldn’t follow through on it. He would have married her, almost positively, maybe.

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  12. darcybennett says:

    I chose Henry Crawford because he’s the only one of the choices that I wouldn’t mind seeing paired with the main character. I wouldn’t like to see Wickham/Elizabeth, Frank/Emma or Willoughby/Marianne but redeemed!Henry/Fanny, for some reason, I would be interested in reading.

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    • Ada says:

      I hear you! But I mean… I’d never hurt Col Brandon! But… if Willoughby wanted to take ME on a few dates and read me poetry, I wouldn’t be mad.

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  13. Sarah Wittlinger says:

    Frank Churchill is the least bad boy of the bunch! He doesn’t sleep around, he isn’t going to marry just for money, and he isn’t a horrible rattle (John Thorpe)!

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  14. Lynn F says:

    I chose Wickham…I guess of all the bad boys he seems like the most fun…or maybe not. I’m not crazy about any of the bad boys, really. If only Darcy and Wentworth weren’t taken *sigh*.

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  15. Yay! More photos and giveaways! You must be exhausted! Thanks for letting us in on the fun!

    I agree that Darcy started out as a bad boy, but not in a good way — he was a cold fish.
    But Willoughby is so charmingly and delightfully bad, I’d have to choose him.
    *Bank statements available upon request.
    😊

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    • Ada says:

      Well, yes, I see we have your bank balances, your available credit, and you’ve allowed us to take a second and third mortgage out on your house, so yes! I do believe Willoughby will be a very lovely companion (until Darcy comes knocking).

      😉 😉

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  16. Janet Jozefiak says:

    Frank Churchill was not totally without principles as the other three were. I don’t agree with all his methods but he was basically a good man!

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  17. Sheila Clark says:

    I would have to say he is the lesser of 4 evils. 😃

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  18. Anngela Schroeder says:

    I totally put Willoughby. I think he’s despicable, but I couldn’t look at the others. He’s always been played by such pretty men!💗

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    • Ada says:

      LOL, look, if you know the chances of being hurt or used are great, you might as well enjoy the view while it’s happening!

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  19. Lúthien84 says:

    Frank Churchill is my choice because he is not that evil. Well, he did hurt Jane Fairfax by flirting with Emma but luckily Emma was not in love with him. Other than that I don’t see any real harm that he has done.

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  20. jasnaewanid says:

    Ugh to all of the choices. Why wasn’t John Thorpe an option (haha)–the worst of the secondary men, in my opinion.

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  21. Cass says:

    THIS GIVEAWAY HAS NOW ENDED.

    WINNERS WILL BE NOTIFIED BY EMAIL ON SATURDAY, 13TH MARCH 2021 AND ANNOUNCED HERE ON THE BLOG.

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