read all of Jane Austen's novels

I’ve read Emma, Northanger Abbey, and Pride and Prejudice. I have three left: Sense and Sensibility, Persuasion, and Mansfield Park. They are all on my shelf waiting. Sense and Sensibility is actually on my nightstand because I might start it soon.

I brought Mansfield Park from a charity shop so I’ll be reading that next

I have yet to watch the movie & tv mini series [nom Colin Firth. I’m close to finding it on the internet I can’t wait for a rental dvd to arrive. I only just now finished the book as well]

I am indeed in love with Mr Darcy. & I can’t possibley write anymore because I want to see Mr Firth acting. I can’t wait, I’m impatient.

I’m done :)
I just finished Mansfield Park which was the last novel I needed to read, i thought it was a good book to end with although Emma is most definitely my favourite, closely followed by pride and prejudice and then sense and sensibility is the 3rd best in my opinion. I have very much enjoyed doing this goal and feel really pleased to say that I have read all of Jane Austen’s novels :) I didn’t enjoy Persuasion particularly, however I still think it was worth reading and all her other novels were amazing, Something tells me I shall be doing this goal again in the not too distant future :)

I brought it yesterday from a charity shop.

:D

I found an edition of northanger abbey at bookdepository.co.uk that also contains Austen’s short stories!

I am waiting for an order I placed with them, if it arrives to my satisfaction I’ll order NA there too!

(Just a little support for the site: they don’t do shipping costs and sell books for the lowest possible price. I think there is or will be soon a .com site too. Go check it out!)

Just finished it a couple of minutes ago. I was very surprised with Willoughy entering the scene again after the sisters left London, but it makes the story definitely more complete – as almost in every case the book is better than the film ;)

Loved it, loved it, loved it.

Now only Northanger Abbey is left :)

Started reading yesterday. I already know the story more or less, because I have seen the film thousand times, but already notice the differences.

I can’t help but wonder what would have happened if Marianne and Willoughby would have had a chance. Would their marriage be successful?

The same question I have with Henry Crawford and Fanny Price; if only she could have given him a chance, would he have become a better man?

Sense and Sensibility.

I am so happy to be starting this goal.

Persuasion
Pride & Prejudice
Emma
Pride & Prejudice is the best