Jane Austen

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Jane Austen

Host a tiny tea party with this Austen finger puppet! On your finger, she's a puppet; on your fridge, she's a magnet; in your finger puppet collection, her biting social satire will reveal the underlying truths of her finger puppet society!

Approx. 4" tall.

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JANE AUSTEN

December 16, 1775 - July 18, 1817
A clergyman's daughter, Austen led a most uneventful life, yet she wrote six novels of remarkable wit, irony and craftsmanship. None of the books published in her lifetime had her name on them, they were written 'By a Lady.'

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Guest from W93CME
Title: Purchase her and her friends!
I have several of these - all personal heroes - on the filing cabinet of my office, and they brighten my day even when the work is horrible! People comment on them frequently, and they have sparked some collegiality as folks realize our common interests.
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Guest from Buffalo where we are still praying for some snow.
Title: Life among the satirists
She is sitting on the fridge between Dorothy Parker and Mark Twain and couldn't be happier. I do notice that both Spinoza and Andy Warhol are trying to get on her dance card.
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Guest from Connecticut
Title: Austen
It is a truth universally acknowledged that Austen is the most accomplished prose stylist of all English puppets.
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