Pride and Prejudice Reviews

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Ideal Love Story..Never tired of reading..have read it for at least 15 times.

Just felt obliged to finish it.The style of writing is great but the story line is very Mills and Boonish. If you are a helpless romantic then you will love it.

its a fun loving book

love is to conquer your stubborn for the true heart

It is simply fantastic and a must read though I suppose you don't need me to tell that. The was Austen describes the feelings and shades of her character is simply amazing. Such perfection is almost impossible to achieve except for Dickens of course.

An amazing book! I fall in love with Mr Darcy, more each time!

i so love this book..Jane Austen is DIVINE

So far I've read it twice and I wouldn't mind reading it again. Jane Austen's best novel. I recommend it to teenage girls most of all.

I feel the book is timeless. It holds the true nature of people perception on others. Sadly that love based on personality has been lost through the years but the essence of it remains. Pride and Prejudice is easy to read, it's not boring or cheesy.

If you don't already know, Pride and Prejudice revolves around the lives of the Bennett family; Mr. Bennet, Mrs. Bennet, and their five daughters: Jane, Elizabeth, Mary, Lydia, and Kitty. Mrs. Bennett, constantly trying to marry off her daughters, manages to get her family invited to a ball thrown by a newcomer to their area, the wealthy bachelor Mr. Bingley. He is pleasant and charming and soon takes a liking to the eldest sister, Jane. Elizabeth, meanwhile, becomes acquainted with Bingley's friend, Mr. Darcy. At first meeting, however, he makes a less-than-polite remark about Elizabeth's appearance in response to a plea from Bingley that he should dance with Elizabeth, which Elizabeth overhears and is offended by, which keeps the interaction between them tense for the majority of the beginning of the book. Elizabeth is also shocked at hearing that Mr. Darcy has mistreated another man, a foul-hearted womanizer by the name of Mr. Wickham. Elizabeth then proceeds to hold this against Darcy and lash out at him for it. Darcy is wealthy and owns the Pemberly estate, but unlike Bingley, appears cold-hearted and proud. Elizabeth confronts him about these faults, he admits to them, and somehow along the way their fates become entwined and they fall in love. {Jane Austen's eloquent language and detail make this book a pleasure to read and I strongly recommend it. Please read it if you haven't already!}

i love this book !!

Pride and Prejudice is one of the very best novels of the period i have ever read. Though essentially a romance, Austen's witty remarks and cynical observations of human nature, add a sarcastic and humorous touch to this beautiful piece of work. Some of the best developed and memorable characters like Mr ans Mrs Bennet, Elizabeth and Darcy are introduced in this novel and the supporting characters are simply unforgettable. Overall this is one of Austen's best works ever.

I loved this book so much. after reading this one i have become a great fan of Jane Austen. I have been reading her books since :) I loved Elizabeth and Mr. Bennett!!

Reading the book was a very wonderful experience. The beautiful description of the various characters and situations was wonderful. The twists are also interesting. It's that kind of book which one would never tire of reading again and again. After completing it, I felt that it shouldn't have ended. I wanted it to go on and on and on.

The perfect book ever!