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... Metamorphoses 2. The Thousand and One Nights 3. Moll Flanders 4. Tom Jones 5. Candide 6. Castle Rackrent 7. Sense and Sensibility 8. Pride and Prejudice 9. Mansfield Park 10. Emma 11. Persuasion 12. Northanger Abbey 13. Frankenstein 14. The Fall of the House ...

22. Pride and Prejudice. I can see why this is so many people's favorite Austen, though I think I still prefer Sense and Sensibility. Up Next: The Watercooler Effect and Mr. Monk Goes to Hawaii

... src="http://www.librarything.com//picsizes/35/44/c041b9fa66ea261bfc4bcb0facf19aed.jpg"> Just finished Sense and Sensibility. Loved it, of course. I did feel it was more preachy this time around. I noticed a lot about controlling your feelings and the contrast between Elinor ...

Sense and Sensibility by Jane Austen I was shocked when I read this book! It turned out to be a pale copy of Pride and Prejudice. I had such high hopes for this book but it just was not original. The plot was ridiculously close to that of Pride and Prejudice. On top of that Elizabeth is ...

Just finished: Sense and Sensibility The Age of Innocence Amsterdam Next up: Rebecca The World According to Garp The Count of Monte Cristo

I was trying to read Persuasion by Jane Austen, but it is boring me to tears so I switched to Sense and Sensibility. Which still has the same stylistic quirks that I find odd and sometimes annoying, but at least things happen, which is more than I can say for Persuasion (I got halfway ...

... I do have to say it is hard for me to keep up with all the characters in these books. I am going to start rereading Sense and Sensibility for the I Love Jane Austen group read. I am also going to work on Aremis Fowl: The Eternity Code.

... get more of the inside jokes. In honor of the book, and the Jane Austen Group group read, I am going to start rereading Sense and Sensibility. I am also going to start Artemis Fowl, The Eternity Code. Book Count: 29 First Reads: 15 Rereads: 14

... of all the 6 books, some of which took 2 or 3 nights. I taped all the ones I didn't already have. Such fun. I re-read Sense and Sensibility this year so far.

... Beneath the Moon by Toby Bishop 4/21 Once On a Time* by A. A. Milne 4/21 Charmed Spheres by Catharine Asaro 4/22 Sense and Sensibility* by Jane Austen 4/23 Barrayar* by Lois McMaster Bujold 4/24 Shards of Honor* by Lois McMaster Bujold 4/24 The Warrior's Apprentice* by Lois Mc ...

I am finishing up Pride and Prejudice and will start Mansfield Park later today. I had already read Sense and Sensibility and P&P before, but since I wanted to do a Jane-a-thon, I reread them. I'd forgotten how S&S was a bit long and dull in spots, and how much I love-love-LOVED P&P. It ...

Finished Sense and Sensibility and my review is In the Shadow of Mt. TBR Next on the Jane-a-thon list is Pride and Prejudice. :-D

My review of Sense and Sensibility is up In the Shadow of Mt. TBR. :-D

Finished Sense and Sensibility. My review is here: In the Shadow of Mt. TBR. I think Fanny is such a nasty scheming bee-yatch! and John Dashwood has absolutely no spine. I get so sick of all ...

I'm done with Sense and Sensibility, here's my review: In the Shadow of Mt. TBR. Funny thing: I googled "Jane-a-thon" to see how many other people might be doing the same thing, and I found out ...

I've just started my Jane-a-thon yesterday, so that means my weeks reading list is this: Sense and Sensibility Pride and Predjudice I've read these two before, and am now rereading them. Mansfield Park Emma Persuasion Northanger Abbey all Janes in chronological order, ...

I just started my Jane-a-thon today. I started Sense and Sensibility, and am about a third of the way through. With all the contemporary reading I've been doing, I'd forgotten the language difference. Those first three or four chapters were hard to get back into Georgian era English. But ...

... Hope's Boy Review Already started my Jane-a-thon, and am a few chapters into Sense and Sensibility. I hit a snag, though. The book's an abridged Puffin, but I'm also listening to it on CD while reading along. MAN, after all the contemporary ...

... review is here. Starting my Jane-a-thon next. Sense and Sensibility is up first!

I'm reading Sense and Sensibility. It's fantastic so far!

... ek: Son of the Morning The Duke and I My Immortal The Duke Next Door Danger's Promise Into the Dreaming Sense and Sensibility (completes my set of Everyman hardcovers of all of Austen's books) Should keep me busy over the summer when I want something light to read.

I'm new to this group and I'll now start reading Sense and sensibility, since it is the first novel in my Jane Austen edition. My volume contents: Sense and sensibility Pride and Prejudice Mansfield Park Emma Northanger Abbey and Persuasion This volume is titled 'JANE AUST ...

20. A Man In A Woman's World by Jackie Hayden. 21. Sense and Sensibility by Jane Austen

Anyone up for reading Sense and Sensibility? Maybe we could make it the book for July. Every two months might be good.

27. Sense And Sensibility by Jane Austen What a great book - who doesn't love Jane Austen? I found this one to be better than Emma but not as good as Pride And Prejudice. And so far these are the only three that I've read, although I'd like to eventually read everything by her. And I hate ...

21. Sense And Sensibility by Jane Austen I really enjoyed this! Even though I was familiar with the story from having watched the Emma Thompson adaptation (one of my favourite films), I found I was gripped. I also think this book has some of Austen's best comical characters. On ...

I'm working on two books right now - The Serpent Never Sleeps for the Go Review That Book! group, and Sense And Sensibility, which I'm loving.

... returned to it's owner the complete works of Jane Austen a gift for a work collegue and I have now moved on to Sense and Sensibilty, which travelled to and from work by public transport to keep me company.

... to that one, copied from the other thread: Top Movies (62.5% / 5 votes): The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardobe, Sense and Sensibility 50% / 4 votes : Becoming Jane, A Room with a View, The Two Towers 37.5% / 3 votes : Galaxy Quest, Little Women 25% / 2 ...

... be doing the same thing! I was trying to be nice and not sway the vote, but I really don't want you guys to watch Sense and Sensibility without me! (I'll make sure your vote gets counted for Aladdin, Bib.)

... ddin) 14 June 2008 -- Disney's Aladdin 21 June 2008 -- The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe 28 June 2008 -- Sense and Sensibility 12 July 2008 -- The Two Towers

... My experience with Jane Austen is a little lopsided - I've read the big three - Emma, Pride and Prejudice, and Sense and Sensibility more times than I can count (their spines are broken, poor things) but I haven't really touched anything else. So I'm going to try to get through the ...

... get my list caught up as well. My comments probably won't be as long but at least I'll get the list updated :) 8. Sense and Sensibility by Jane Austen - This was a reread but I just love Jane Austen and have to pick up one of her books every once in a while and I was in the mood for S&S ...

... the results from the survey linked in post #368: Top Movies (62.5% / 5 votes): The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardobe, Sense and Sensibility 50% / 4 votes : Becoming Jane, A Room with a View, The Two Towers 37.5% / 3 votes : Galaxy Quest, Little Women 25% / 2 ...

... I have never read Wuthering Heights. ETA: I have decided to take Bloodsucking Fiends to read on my trip. I am taking Sense and Sensibility in case I finish before I get back. How's that for eclectic?

... like my education has been lacking The Eyre Affair and other Jasper Fforde resulted in me buying Jane Eyre and Sense and Sensibilty. Alice in Wonderland also ties in nicely... After reading Natasha's Dance I ended up with Anna Karenina and Crime and Punishment (the first ...

Trying to boost my Classics by buying pride and prejudice and sense and sensibilty. That and they were on sale.

... his own work is eerie upon reading to say the least. Honorable Mention: All the Pretty Horses, The Innocent, and Sense and Sensibility

Grammath-- you might give another Austen a try before you give up on her completely, maybe Pride and Prejudice or Sense and Sensibility. I really enjoyed all her books EXCEPT Emma, because I found the characters in it so annoying. It's certainly not the worst written book I've ever read (l ...

... #24 , YAY ! Which means , obviously LOL , I'm almost halfway done ! Back in the early spring I slowed down alot . I blame Sense and Sensibility for it , LOL! But I've regained my speed with the last two books I've read . Here's a question , has anyone else included a classic amongst more ...

11. Sense and Sensibility (ebook) 12. The Golden Compass 13. The Subtle Knife 14. The Amber Spyglass 15. Dracula (ebook)

... happiness." And again... don't tell the guys at work... ;-) BTW, just watched the new 3 hour Andrew Davies version of Sense and Sensibility. It rocks! The guy playing Col. Brandan is Liam Neeson's long lost younger brother!!! It's very well cast.

... yet watched: Pride and Prejudice (Colin Firth version) tied with A Room with a View (8 votes) Aladdin tied with Sense and Sensibility (7 votes) Others tied (6 votes) : Becoming Jane, Galaxy Quest, The Golden Compass, and Little Women. Edward Scissorhands (5 ...

... House by Marion Zimmer Bradley 16. Grass Crown by Colleen McCullough 17. Heretics of Dune by Frank Herbert 18. Sense and Sensibility by Jane Austen 19. Kushiel's Dart by Jacqueline Carey 20. Mary Called Magdalene by Margaret George 21. City of Golden Shadow by Tad Williams ...

... Train Job" which is the second episode had to act as a pilot as well. Keep watching. I literally just started reading Sense and Sensibility at my computer. Thanks mar!

You're not alone - Sense and Sensibility is my least favorite. Mind you, I haven't read it since I was a teenager. Perhaps it's time for a re-read through the lense of greater experience (I won't say maturity :-)).

I guess I'll have to be the loner when I say, though I love shamelessly all of her novels, my least favorite is Sense and Sensibility. This could be, however, that I read it a long time ago and need to give it another go. I probably didn't appreciate Austen's wit and humor then, so I admit, I ...

... Knee 48.A Tale of Two Cities The touchstone worked when I spelled Tale.. Tail. LOL 55.Hamlet 63.MacBeth 67.Sense and Sensibility 71.Bel Canto 74.Beloved 78.A Clockwork Orange 79.American Gods 80.The Russian Debutante's Handbook 83.Persuasion 88.Pinnochio 96. ...

Sense and Sensibility **** by Jane Austen 05/08/08 The Castle ** by Franz Kafka 05/10/08 All the Pretty Horses ****½ (#95) by Cormac McCarthy 05/11/08 Adventures of Huckleberry Finn ***½ by Mark Twain 05/13/08

... programme? Ever since I read your post and saw your beautiful relationship map, I mindmapped Pride and Prejudice, Sense and Sensibility, and The Buddenbrooks, and I just love it. I even gave Bleak House a try, but as I haven't read it, I had to rely completely on Wikipedia. Here's ...

... fond of Stu Redman in The Stand. He was so practical and I liked that. Colonel Brandon was nice I think, if I remember Sense and Sensibility properly. And I always liked George in A Room with a View until the bit in the end of my copy when he was older. I quite liked Tom from Carol Shiel ...

I got Sense and Sensibility, loved it. Not sure about the rest of them. After a whole day of thinking, this is the best I have for now. Imagine a bid O here. :)

I believe I read Pride and Prejudice first followed by Sense and Sensibility then Emma I think after that it was Persuasion then Mansfield Park and Northanger Abbey followed by Sanditon and the Watsons and finally Jane Austen's Letters I think unlike those who dislike Emma and No ...

I read Pride and Prejudice and Sense and Sensibility many years ago. My reading goal for this year is to read the other works of Austen. I started with Lady Susan, one of her lesser known works, and thoroughly enjoyed this novella in letters. Next up were Persuasion and Northanger Abbe ...

My order: Pride and Prejudice Sense and Sensibility Emma Persuasion Sanditon Mansfield Park Northanger Abbey I too recommend reading Pride and Prejudice first, or Northanger Abbey.

... to know (from your april post) how you did that with the peanuts image. Enjoy your Austen-fest. I just finished rereading Sense and Sensibility after watching the film; it was an interesting comparison! It's my lucky day! I just got a copy of Madapple by Christina Meldrum, which doesn' ...

I wasn't keeping such good track of things back when I read these, but I think I did Sense and Sensibility, Pride and Prejudice, Northanger Abbey, Emma, Mansfield Park, and Persuasion. Mostly in chronological order, I guess, though that was not at all purposeful.

... for a class. While still in college a friend recommended Pride and Prejudice. I think Emma was next and then maybe Sense and Sensibility. I am not sure what order I read Persuasion and Mansfield Park. I would definitely recommend Pride and Prejudice first and then maybe Sense ...

... because it's highly wishlisted. AND--- the actual reason I went in in the first place was to find Jane books --- Sense and Sensibility 23 books to get one... Sense and Sensibility. The only J.A. book I need now is Mansfield Park, then I'm having a Jane-athon!

... confess that Pride and Prejudice is the one I've read most often. As far as introductions go, I think Emma or P&P or Sense and Sensibility -- the three most well-known -- would each be a fine place to start. Each has its own appeal. The others are a bit different -- Northhanger Abbey ...

I listened to Sense and Sensibility and it did throw me off when the readers switched around so much. I really enjoyed one of the readers because she had an accent that fit very well with the characters, but every time it changed I didn't enjoy it as much.

... Stranger in Paradise by Robert B. Parker; The Killing Ground by Jack Higgins; Emma, Pride and Prejudice and Sense and Sensibility by Jane Austen, Harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince by J.K. Rowling, plus 2 books for church/Sunday School. Will update as I can. Am ...

... is closer to me than the other. Later: So sorry--I found Pride and Prejudice and Sense and Sensibility for my daughter, but no copies of Mansfield Park there tonight (well, they had the screenplay, but not the original book itself.

#24 Sense and Sensibility by Jane Austen. Is there any more pleasant place to spend a day or two than in the world of Jane Austen? Especially when the little volume that fits so well in your hand is covered in leather, with letters on its spine in gold? compskibook in I Love Jane Austen : The Jane Austen Book CLub (Apr 22, 2008, 4:39pm)

... each month we start talking about a book. For example, May 15 we will begin a discussion about Northanger Abby, June 15: Sense and Sensibility, July 15: Pride and Prejudice and so on. This is just a suggestion for the date, I am open to discussion.

Hmm, very interesting. Especially as I am reading Sense and Sensibility at the moment. The setting makes it especially interesting. I am quite enamored of The Scarlet Letter, and this resonates with that, too.

#13: Sense and Sensibility by Jane Austen Why I Chose It: Found it in a podcast through Librivox and absolutely loved the movie. Still a great story and probably one of my absolute favorite Jane Austen novels right up with Pride and Prejudice. The whole time I couldn't help picturing the ...

I'm currently rereading Sense and Sensibility and confess I miss the scene where Margaret is under the table with the atlas and Edward lures her out. Even though I usually do prefer books to movies. #104: nohrt, I am choking on my coke at "Though how hard would it be to transfer your ...

I've always loved the differences between Elinor and Marianne from Austen's Sense and Sensibility. I imagine that Elinor is an SJ and Marianne is an NF. Also, I'm currently reading Chocolat. I'm certain that Anouk is an NF. Vianne is quite obviously an SP. All food for thought!

I have two copies of Sense and Sensibility because I had to get an edition with some specific essays in it for a class. There are quite a few sets and editions of many of her books that I would love to own, but I have to budget my money so carefully right now!

I finished watching the Masterpiece Theater's Sense and Sensibility and I watched Star Wars II. I still have Star Wars III and Eight Below to watch. And tomorrow is another try for Miss Pettigrew!!!

... of Austen's work I've read so far. There is actually a plot (and humour)! In Persuasion, and to a lesser degree Sense and Sensibility, I found myself quite bored after the first few chapters because nothing happens. And yet I'm a big fan of classic authors like Dickens, Trollope, Hard ...

... Oliver! Witness Glory Shag The Matrix (but NOT the sequels) Galaxy Quest The Firth Pride and Prejudice The Thompson Sense and Sensibility The Root Persuasion The Paltrow Emma The Little Mermaid Aladdin All of the X-Men All of Harry Potter Seabiscuit The Commitments Master ...

*sighs happily at mention of Rickman's Col. Brandon* Now I really want to watch Sense and Sensibility.

I finished Sense and Sensibility which I loved and started Augustus almost immediately. I'm still on the background portions, but they are engagingly written enough that I'm excited to get further in the story.

For those who are interested, there will be a new version of Sense and Sensibility on PBS starting tonight. I don't know how it can compare to the one staring Trewaley, Umbridge, Pomfrey, and Snape, though. ETA Pomfrey

I just added a copy of Sense and Sensibility, it's in great condition. Mooch away.

9. Sense and Sensibility My first Jane Austen. I loved it, but I can see why others don't. Its not particularly fast-moving and, really, Edward has got to be the most unappealing love interest to come along in a while. That said, I liked the details and the way the characters had to read between ...

Here's my March reads: SENSE AND SENSIBILITY by Jane Austen , THE READING GROUP by Elizabeth Noble , THE EYRE AFFAIR by Jasper Fforde , CONFESSIONS OF A SHOPAHOLIC by Sophie Kinsella

#50 I know what you mean foggi, he's older than my dad too, though not by much. I fell in love with him and his voice in Sense and Sensibility. I also feel in love with Hugh Laurie in that movie...he's so funny! ETA Rissa, my first literary crush was Peter Pan shortly followed by Joe Hardy, ...

... recommend one book read this quarter as "top five" quality: Water for Elephants by Sara Gruen But, I'm reading Sense and Sensibility right now, so hopefully I'll be able to add that to my list.

Just started Sense and Sensibility as part of my quest to actually read Jane Austen instead of just moving the book back and forth when I dust and thinking, "Oh, I should read that."