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This was Austen’s last novel, and one would think it would be the ultimate work of a mature author who had honed her craft. But it isn’t. It’s not Austen’s fault. She grew quite ill and was not able to finish it.
There are still many of the elements of a treasured Austen classic here. She is able to turn a critical eye on the social mores of the time and expose the frustration and angst of the young women who were captives of their class and station in life. But the sparkling dialogue of her earl ...more
There are still many of the elements of a treasured Austen classic here. She is able to turn a critical eye on the social mores of the time and expose the frustration and angst of the young women who were captives of their class and station in life. But the sparkling dialogue of her earl ...more
I did not enjoy this as much as I thought I would. For me it seemed to drag.
Sorry, Jane Austen just isn't for me. I don't care which boring rich person marries which other boring rich person. After trying two of her most beloved books, I just can't get on the centuries old hype train.
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Nov 05, 2011
WW
marked it as to-read
Dec 30, 2012
Cora
marked it as tbr-on-hand
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