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I loved Marianne- with her passion, her free spirit, she was quick to judge and thought she could hardly be wrong. she was full of life, spoke her mind and was controlled by her emotions. Elinor was more restrained, she was kind, thoughfull adn endured her pain quietly. it's almost like one has more...
This is a re-read. I read this first shortly after the Ang Lee film came out.
I loved this book. I was appropriately disappointed in Willoughby and Edward as these two sisters move about the world, trying to gain their affections--Marianne quite openly while her sister, Elinor, more reserved.
I think this needs to come back on my to-read list, as I have read a lot more about Jane Austen now, I might actually appreciate the story more as well.
Favorite Jane Austen book, hands-down. It brings together not one, but two heart-wrenching romances, and her biting wit and views on Regency society. Half of the story is about how women use their own means to connive and get what they want, at the cost of others’ happiness. The other half is about...
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