Pride and Prejudice

by SparkNotes

Great reference material.

Genres: Nonfiction

86 pages, Paperback

Published January 1, 2007

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Reviews

[Cameron Rhoads]

A great study guide that I read cover to cover and thoroughly enjoyed.

[Dayveen]

This is a helpful book to get specific information on Pride and Prejudice.

[CA Ram Melam]

This notes by Sparknotes gives us some unknown insights. I read this book several times, but the notes or insights shared by this work are worth paying attention to, especially by the literature students. These insights give us different perspectives on theme love and marriage; and pride and prejudice.

[Barbara Lovejoy]

I really enjoy reading Sparknotes while reading the actual book. I am drawn to more ideas concerning the book.

[Shelli]

I stumbled onto the awesomeness that is Spark Notes last year when covering Romeo and Juliet and have since tried to add them to our Language Arts materials to elucidate the beautiful yet antiquated text. This edition however did not showcase Sparknotes best feature of side by side comparisons of a primary and simplified story. That being said it has been a helpful source for my daughter when working on her various projects and papers for Pride and Prejudice as a detailed index with additional insight.