Pride and prejudice thoughts

[Eli]

idk cause im gonna be reading my first special edition that just so happens to be pride & prejudice and im nervous yet excited

[Kie]

I think if I allowed myself to take the time and effort to understand and comprehend the book I’d finally be able to finish it, but still two attempts later and I always get lost around the 50% mark.

[Brian]

It was one of the better Jane Austen books l've read. 4.5 - Stars.

[Henna_UwU]

It's one of my favorite books of all time. Austen's humor is fantastic and really shines throughout the book, especially with Miss Bingley and Mrs. Bennet, who are my absolute favorites.

[Judith Speed]

I’ve read it, but for some reason couldn’t get excited about it. I far preferred the 3 younger Bennet sisters.
I also find it quite galling that these so-called free spirited heroines who declare they are only going to marry for love, always end up with somebody eminently suitable. You don’t see them pairing off with the butler.

[Ethan]

It's a good book to read and re-read. I've read it a few times and I enjoy it more each time!
It's also a good book to read to get into more serious reading and analysis. Reading it with SparkNotes or another guide can be rewarding!

[Emma]

It's really good, one of the best books I've ever read. I really like older romances when the romance focuses more on the characters actually building a connection, and the social satire is fantastic.

That said, I think Emma is Jane Austen's real masterpiece. It's the funniest book I've ever read, and it's just a delight.

But P&P is amazing :D :D :D.

[Richaar]

I watched the movie 2 times and thought it was overrated. Is the book better? Is it worth reading?

[Brian]

Richaar wrote: "Is it worth reading?"

Yes.

[Joicy]

hand flex ❤️

[Erica]

Surprisingly it’s the first time reading this book. A little slow in the middle

[Tanja]

I have never liked it tbh. It wasn't able to pique my interest

[Jonathan]

I first read it many years ago, and I have it in my to read list to read it again.

[Imogen]

This is one of my all-time favorite books. It was a set-text at school so I had the time to pick it apart, laugh at the jokes, appreciate the characterisation. I read it again just after the birth of my second daughter, because I wanted to read something I KNEW I'd love. It heavily influenced my thinking when I started writing my own books (although I'd NEVER compare my stuff with the divine Jane). I'd say, give it a go, but try to read it slowly, rather than skip forward for plot.

[Vik]

This is one of my all time favourites. I have read it in school and reread it last year.