Three Wishes: A Pride and Prejudice Variation

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While attempting to escape the stifling heat indoors on a hot September day, Elizabeth Bennet wanders through the woods near her home. While there, she comes across some abandoned treasures from childhood, including an old Arabic style lamp with which she had once acted out the stories of Aladdin. For old times’ sake she rubs at the lamp. She is shocked when out pops…a fairy? The fairy, named Jeanie, explains that Elizabeth does, in fact, receive three wishes, although two of those wishes have already been decided by her past and future actions. Join Elizabeth as she and her family experience the results of these wishes. Mary finds true love with one she had thought long gone. Jane and Mr. Bingley find their happily ever after before his sisters can attempt to interfere. As for Our Dear Couple, their road to love is somewhat unusual due to Elizabeth’s new and unexpected power, but it is heartwarming and delightful, nevertheless.

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Is Three Wishes: A Pride and Prejudice Variation appropriate for my child?

Suitable for most readers 13 and up.

A lighthearted Pride and Prejudice retelling with fantasy elements (a wish-granting fairy). Clean romance with no explicit content, suitable for teens and up.