By Sarah Holman

As Long As I Belong

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Young Analise Marshell has always felt like she straddles two worlds, like Jane Austen’s Fanny Price. Yet, near Thanksgiving, she faces the fact she might soon not belong anywhere at all.

Inspired by Jane Austen’s Mansfield Park.

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Author: Sarah Holman

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