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| Due to the period and location of the series, the edition is likely a [[wikipedia:Modern English Bible translations|Modern Christian Translation]] (c. | | Due to the period and location of the series, the edition is most likely a [[wikipedia:Modern English Bible translations|Modern Christian Translation]] from the [[wikipedia:Late Modern Period|late modern period]] (c. 1800–1945) of the [[wikipedia:King James Version|King James Version]]. | ||
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Revision as of 04:31, 3 May 2025
The Personal Library of Emma M. Lion contains all of the books in the possession of Emma M. Lion.
History
At the beginning of The Unselected Journals of Emma M. Lion, Emma does not own any books of her own. This is due to her being forced to sell all her parents' belongings in order to attend school[1] and because the library of Lapis Lazuli belongs to Archibald Flat, it being the sole inheritance he received from his late wife—Emma's great aunt.[2] Thus, she is forced to rebuild her library from scratch.
Books in Emma's Library
The table below lists all the books in Emma's library.
| Title | Author | Acquisition | Diary Reference | Notes | Link |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Paradise Lost | John Milton | Found in the garret.[3] Later stolen back by Archibald.[4] | [3] | Project Gutenberg | |
| The Complete Works of William Shakespeare | William Shakespeare | Owned and illustrated by Declan Lion.[1] Saved from being sold due to Arabella's foresight. | [1] | Project Gutenberg | |
| The Bible | Various | Owned by Emma's Mother.[1] | [1] | Due to the period and location of the series, the edition is most likely a Modern Christian Translation from the late modern period (c. 1800–1945) of the King James Version. | Project Gutenberg |