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	title:	Aurora Leigh and Other Poems (Penguin Classics)
	author:	Elizabeth Barrett Browning
	format:	Paperback
	publisher:	Penguin Classics
	released:	July 27, 1995
	isbn:	0140434127
	isbn-13:	9780140434125

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A greatly undervalued work by Barrett Browning - Rated Elizabeth Barrett Browning doesn't seem to be generally known anymore as the writer of Aurora Leigh, which really is a shame. When you first start reading it, it may take a bit of getting used to, but don't be put off by the fact that it is in verse rather than prose. It is worth reading for the story alone, and there are parts of it that are really beautiful. There is so much in it about writing, and the role of women in Victorian society - but that aside, it is just a very good book.

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A greatly undervalued work by Barrett Browning - Rated 4/5
Elizabeth Barrett Browning doesn't seem to be generally known anymore as the writer of Aurora Leigh, which really is a shame. When you first start reading it, it may take a bit of getting used to, but don't be put off by the fact that it is in verse rather than prose. It is worth reading for the story alone, and there are parts of it that are really beautiful. There is so much in it about writing, and the role of women in Victorian society - but that aside, it is just a very good book.