It was an interesting love story. There were so many twists and turns, and even though from the beginning you could guess how it was going to turn out, it kept you enthralled.

posted Apr 9, 2004

Jane’s last book and one of my favorites to read again and again. Who cannot love Anne Elliott and Captain Wentworth for their errors in judgment finally righted? It’s her ode to second chances, her naval brothers and her lovely visions of days spent in lovely Lyme on the sea.

posted Jun 25, 2011 at 9:54AM

I have never liked any movie made of it, and for that reason I never took the time to read it. Now I regret not reading it sooner. This book may not be as popular as Pride and Prejudice or Emma, but it is now one of my favorites. It’s so different then any of Jane Austen’s other books, as her other main characters are much younger. I could hardly put it down throughout, laughing at the funny parts and being exasperated at the annoying parts. I highly recommend reading this book, at least once, as well as all of Jane Austen’s books.

posted Jun 25, 2012 at 4:09PM

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