I have read so far
2 days ago
Persuasion
Pride & Prejudice
Emma
Pride & Prejudice is the best
How to read all of Jane Austen's novels
It made me 
"Enjoyable"
How I did it: I had all of her books in my collection anyways, and after serious reading of other books I found myself drawn to Austen's funny intelligent banter. I picked up her books due to my natural interest and her stories captured me and made them some of the quickest reads on my shelves.
Lessons & tips: Read:)
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I think...
1 week ago
That i am going to borrow them from the library rather then purchasing them, just to be a bit more frugal. That way it helps with other goals also.
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1 week ago
Read…
Northanger Abbey
Pride & Prejudice
Sense & Sensibility
Persuasion
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Emma
Mansfield park
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Jane Austen
3 weeks ago
I love BBC versions of Jane Austen’s books but I have never actually read them. I really want to do this. Often the book is much better than what is on film :)
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I love Austen
2 months ago
I’m done with most of her books. I haven’t read:
Emma
Sense and Sensibility
Lady Susan
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Lost in Austen
3 months ago
I just watched Lost in Austen, my dad bought me the dvd as it was on tv when I was in America and my parents thought I would love it. I did! It was marvellous.
The ending was a surprise, but a good one. I was so happy she ended up with Mr Darcy!
I love Jemima Rooper. When I was younger I wanted to be her because she played George from the Famous Five, and Bobbie in The Railway Children. And now she got to kiss Mr Darcy!
Jane Austen
3 months ago
For as far back as I can remember, I have been embarrassed that I was not a big reader as a youth. My mom was not a reader, so neither was I. In recent years it has been a goal of mine to become a reader, and I do believe I have been successful in this venture. However, I feel sorely behind in my reading, due to the many years in which I did not read at all. Strangely enough, I was an English major, but my focus was on writing instead of literature. As a matter of fact, I survived the literature courses I did take in college largely because of my ability to fake my way through by use of sparknotes. So now, as I approach my thirties, I feel like I have done myself a disservice by not having read any of Jane Austen’s novels, which are regarded as classics. The women my age all talk about how timeless these novels are, and I blindly agree, having no clue what they are talking about. So now, it is my goal to read them. All of them.
