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Sense and Sensibility
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I had trouble deciding whether this book warranted four or five stars. I ultimatley went with five stars, though I did prefer both Pride and Prejudice and Emma to Sense and Sensibility. It just didn't seem fair to rate a Jane Austen novel against her other books.
As can be predicted, this novel canvassed many of the same themes covered in other Jane Austen novels; marriage, relationships, manners, etc. However, I did find the dialogue in this novel to be somewhat less comedic than in both Emma and Pride and Prejudice. The villains in this novel were more comparatively evil as well.
As can be predicted, this novel canvassed many of the same themes covered in other Jane Austen novels; marriage, relationships, manners, etc. However, I did find the dialogue in this novel to be somewhat less comedic than in both Emma and Pride and Prejudice. The villains in this novel were more comparatively evil as well.
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Reading Progress
September 15, 2012
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Started Reading
September 15, 2012
– Shelved
September 15, 2012
– Shelved as:
the-classics
September 21, 2012
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Finished Reading
As can be predicted, this novel canvassed many of the same themes covered in other Jane Austen novels; marriage, relationships, manners, etc. However, the dialogue in this novel was somewhat less comedic than that in both Emma and Pride and Prejudice. The villains in this novel were comparatively more evil as well.
I can't wait to read Persuasion.