Charlotte Bronte and Jane Eyre?
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http://www.novelguide.com/janeeyre/toptenquotes.html\nhttp://www.litquotes.com/quote_title_resp.php?TName=Jane%20Eyre\njust google for the quotes and you end up going to these study guides where they give you the quotes and explain it too. i read the book last yar, cant really remember the quotes
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pakistan and china\nk2 or godwin austen
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pride and prejudice is coming out rent it.\n\nhttp://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/pride_and_prejudice/
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LOL  Nah, I think they would have been best friends, though.\n\nI read a play one time (WISH I could find it) and it had Dorothy, Alice (Alice in Wonderland), and Susan (Chronicals of Narnia) in a therapy/support group for girls who fell into fantasy worlds.  In it, Dorothy loved the Tinman (you know, cuz he had a heart).
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go to the project gutenberg site or search for cinderella in the google site
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Rodney may be right, but the first two answers also seem correct.\n\nBut i think i'd go along with the heroine thing.
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I don't think so...at least not anytime soon. She is focusing more on her modern suspense/romance genre. Which is a shame because Saving Grace is one of my favorite books. If you like Julie Garwood - you should read Judith McNaught's historical romances (that is, if you haven't already). They are some of the best of the bunch - Whitney, My Love is the best but Once and Always, Something Wonderful and Until You are excellent historical romances.
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Sparknotes:\nhttp://www.sparknotes.com/lit/canterbury/
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They were both from the same era.
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http://www.bbc.co.uk/history/lj/victorian_britainlj/index.shtml
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Daniel Radcliffe or Emma Watson
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according to our english literature teacher. they're somewhere in india. \n\nanyway, they're both fictional. :)
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Isabella, Isolle, and Rogue
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im thinking one has nothing to do with the other.  Reading way too much into the book??
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Kate Winslet simply for the fact that she isn't a skinny twig. Keira seems to be a flash in the pan if you get what I mean. Kate just seems to be more versatile and I think that helps when you are going for longevity.
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Both are fiction.  That's like asking me if Snow White is more believeable than Cinderella.
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Jane Eyre\nCharlotte Bronte\n\nOrphan girl struggles through heartache, abuse, and isolation to find true love in the guise of a man who is scruffy looking and keeps his crazed wife locked up in the loft. A love story that is messy and inconvenient and wonderfully real.