Pride and Prejudice (AmazonClassics Edition)

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Captivating writing
Though written in a different Era, it is still so relatable. It’s interesting how the plot changes along with its protagonist!Variety of characters, habitual nature of small society where everyone knows everything about their neighbour’s which has its own advantages and disadvantages! So familiar and yet written in such a captivating manner that I had been up all night to read!

Exceedingly lovely and interesting!
I have always liked Jane Austen’s style of writing, her wit, her sarcasm, and most of all her characters (especially her protagonists). And Pride and Prejudice remains my favourite of all her works, though I love them all. There is immense character development in it, which is my favourite point. Also, I absolutely adore Lizzy’s father’s affection for her. I always consider this book to be most romantic.

Great story, although the language is very dense and archaic
“Pride and Prejudice” by Jane Austen is like a wild ride that needs a bit of patience to truly enjoy. At first, cracking open the book felt like wading through a jungle of unnecessary convoluted sentences and archaic language. The first half, with its focus on balls and parties, didn’t help either – it felt like waiting for something significant to happen. But just when you’re about to nod off, the introduction of characters like Mr. Collins and Wickham injects the narrative with a much-needed dose of intrigue and drama.What truly shines is the character of Elizabeth. She’s a woman ahead of her time, with her wit, intelligence, and independent spirit. Despite the linguistic barriers, I found myself rooting for her throughout the story’s twists and turns. Austen weaves a captivating tale of love, pride, and societal norms, and once you adapt to the language, the story grips you tightly.Plus, the family drama in “Pride and Prejudice” hits close to home. Elizabeth’s struggles with her family’s behavior, the dynamics between her parents and the challenges posed by her problematic sister mirror the complexities of real-life family relationships. “Pride and Prejudice” might demand some effort to overcome its linguistic challenges, but beneath the surface lies a timeless story that’ll stick with you long after you’ve closed the book.If I were to write this review in the same language as that used in the book, it would be something like this:Indeed, within the tomes of this esteemed work, a tale of grandeur unfolds; yet, at its inception, one encounters a formidable barrier, whereupon labyrinthine sentences and the archaic tongue of yesteryear present themselves, demanding fortitude from the reader’s resolve.

This book is just absolutely splendid. It is a real tour de force, a master piece, a Magnus opus, a Diamond of a book. It is my opinion that this book should be read by everyone.There is so much to learn and enjoy in this book. Austen is an absolute master at writing human nature into characters on a page, this book is so chock full of insights into and lesson about the human nature it’s myriad follies, foibles, strength, weaknesses, proclivities, varieties, permutation, and evolution that it is almost double the worth of any anthropology textbook.Austen understands people, who they are, how they act, and what makes them tick, and she writes with this masterful understanding, the result are characters that are real, real in the sense that they very much reflect what people in real life really are and teaches in a way the most expert of lectures on anthropology simply couldn’t not ever dream of doing.Do you want to better understand men and women, their inner workings, their emotions, their motivations, and their interaction with one another? Then read Pride and PrejudiceAnd would you learn all the above while being thoroughly entertained with witty banter, drama, exciting characters, and the ups and down of a veritable emotional roller coaster, then read Pride and Prejudice.Do too only want a romance story? Read Pride and Prejudice.Do you want to be better real? Read Pride and prejudice!Do you want to write better? Read better? Read Pride and prejudice!Do you want to recover a way of love and romance lost today in our onlyfan, phonographic, casual sex, non committal, cheap, lazy, sexually immoral culture today? Read Pride and prejudice!Do you want to become a better father? Mother? Sister? Brother? Cousin? Courter and courted? Read Pride and prejudice!Would you be a better person? If so, for the love of everything good, read Pride and Prejudice, I promise you will benefit!

I love this book! It is a fun and interesting read. The characters are all so unique and the plot is intriguing. If you like fun classics you will enjoy this book.