Tea with Jane Austen14 reviews Kim Wilson Jones Books, 2004 Everything you ever wanted to know about tea! + great read! + An informative and entertaining book for Austen lovers + Austen and Tea, What Could Be Better? + Beautiful Book             Drive and Determination17 reviews Kara Louise LULU, 2007 I keep rereading this book! + Wonderful Modernized Version of P&P + A thoroughly modern Pride and Prejudice + A bit cheesy but a good story anyway + Modern day true Austen style             The Annotated Pride and Prejudice42 reviews Jane Austen Anchor Books, 2007 Excellent background information + Now I get it! + If you knew Darcy like I know Darcy... + Perfect for the Austen fan + The annotated pride and prejudice             Jane Austen Collection (Sense & Sensibility / Emma / Persuasion / Mansfield Park / Pride & Prejudice / ...123 reviews Doran Godwin, John Carson BBC Warner, 2004 Mary's Review + Very Nice This is a fabulous collection! I have watched the recent BBC series and loved them, but this original collection out does them. I recommend them to any woman who loved reading Jane Austen.             So Odd a Mixture: Along the Autistic Spectrum in 'Pride and Prejudice' Phyllis Ferguson Bottomer Jessica Kingsley Publishers, 2007 Autism was not a recognised disorder in Jane Austen's lifetime, nor for well over a century after her death. But there were certainly people who had autism, and Phyllis Ferguson Bottomer proposes that Austen wrote about them, without knowing what it was that she was describing. "So Odd a Mixture" looks at eight seemingly diverse characters in Austen's classic novel, "Pride and Prejudice", who ...             The Last Man in the World: A Pride & Prejudice Variation27 reviews Abigail Reynolds Intertidal Press, 2007 a classic twist This variation offers a classic twist. It is a theme encompassed in older novels, of a wife unwillingly married falling in love with her own husband. The misunderstandings of Darcy and Elizabeth are drawn forth after their wedding, and once Elizabeth realizes how wrong she was, an awful twist of ...             Vanity and Vexation: A Novel of Pride and Prejudice13 reviews Kate Fenton St. Martin's Griffin, 2005 PLEEZE LET ME RAG ON YOUR "REVIEWERS" + Fun, sweet novel + One of the Most Fun, Clever, and Romantic Updates of P&P THE POMPOUS HOLIER THAN THOU DRIBBLE OF SOME "CRITICAL" SUBMISSIONS IS MORE THAN I (I REPEAT, I) CAN BEAR IN SILENCE. THESE REVIEWERS COULD LEARN FROM MY PREVIOUS SENTENCE. IT IS NOT, DUCKY, ALWAYS ABOUT _YOU_. IF YOU DON'T LIKE "LIGHT AND FLUFFY" WHY DID YOU SELECT TO READ LIGHT AND FLUFFY -- ...             Without Reserve: A Pride & Prejudice Variation28 reviews Abigail Reynolds Intertidal Press, 2007 Ms. Reynolds is a master storyteller... + Very good I've read and own all of this author's work and highly recommend them. I've followed Mr. Reynold's career when she wrote and posted on her own site, Austen Interlude. To me, she brought Darcy and Elizabeth to life, much like Margaret Mitchel did Rhett and Scarlett. I love the passionate nature she ...             Letters from Pemberley, the First Year: A Continuation of Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice103 reviews Jane Dawkins Chicken Soup Press, 1999 Fabulous - Terrific - Must Read for Austen Fans I believe there are a multitude of devoted fans who have read Jane Austen's PRIDE AND PREJUDICE, loved it, and wanted to see it continue. With this book, LETTERS FROM PEMBERLEY, author Jane Dawkins does an admirable job of what could be. She is not necessarily trying to write a sequel in Ms. ...             Mrs Darcy's Dilemma: A sequel to Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice31 reviews Diana Birchall Egerton House Publishing, 2004 No, of course it's not Austen + The best P&P sequel + Go Henry + Enjoyed almost "hearing" Austen's voice again             A Rambling Fancy: In the Footsteps of Jane Austen (Cadogan Guide)2 reviews Caroline Sanderson Cadogan Guides, 2006 One Woman's Footsteps + A Rambling Fancy In the Footsteps of Jane Austen I read this while in England. It is just one woman's opinion and reactions to various places that Jane Austen knew or wrote about. The author revisits these places herself and writes about how they are now. To me, the best part was what she wrote about the bedrooms in Chawton (Jane Austen's home) - ...             Pride & Prejudice882 reviews Keira Knightley, Matthew Macfadyen Universal Studios, 2006 One of the Best + Romance's convoluted course + Lovely film adaptation. + pride and prejudice + Excellent take on Pride and Prejudice             Pride and Prejudice - The Special Edition (A&E, 1996)1545 reviews Colin Firth, Jennifer Ehle A&E Home Video, 2001 Excellent version, and had no problem with subtitles or color + Love it! + Beautifully made and acted but very LONG + The best of all the versions             Pemberley's Promise31 reviews Kara Louise LULU, 2007 A Refreshing Change + P & P Adapted + Enjoyable Read Kara Louise's novel is a refreshing change of scenery from the multitude of Pride and Prejudice variations that populate the bookshelves. Louise manages to explore an alternative scenario, without depriving the story of any of its charm. Be forewarned, the story is different, although it retains ...             Searching for Jane Austen10 reviews Emily Auerbach University of Wisconsin Press, 2006 An excellent book on the image vs the reality of Jane Austen + Sign me up for class.... + A Delight + New insights on Jane Austen             Pemberley Shades (Pemberly Shades)7 reviews Dorothy Bonavia-Hunt Laughing Man Publications, 2007 Darcy and Elizabeth-- in search of a new parson/vicar This book is one of the better sequels to Pride and Prejudice, and worth having in one's P & P collection. It's quite consistent with the Austen style and does not regurgitate verbatim passages from the original P & P, nor does it sound extremely archaic despite the fact that it was first ...             A Woman Worthy1 review Nacie Joy Mackey Autumn Night Books, 2007 Good, not great With over 500 pages of a story about Elizabeth & Darcy, I was thrilled to purchase this last summer (2007.) I recently came upon it -- still unfinished. I had forgotten it all together and it got buried in the stack. I couldn't remember why I wouldn't have finished it because I am a voracious ...             Pride and Prejudice Paper Dolls3 reviews Brenda Sneathen Mattox Dover Publications, 1997 Bought this for a friend... Actually, I considered keeping this for myself. Then I reminded myself that I am not that fond of paper dolls. The characters in the book were the major characters - Elizabeth Bennet, Mr Darcy, Lydia, and some others. A variety of costumes was provided for each character. This is a fun book for ...             Pemberley by the Sea29 reviews Abigail Reynolds Intertidal Press, 2007 Best modern day love story ever! + Pemberley's Promise + Really enjoyed it! I've been reading P&P sequels for a few years now and finally have come across one of the most beautifully written one with this book. I loved it, very sexy, hot and steamy match with these two character's loved the exchange between the two. I loved the modern day version to it. Great book, I ...             The Making of Pride and Prejudice (BBC)50 reviews Susie Conklin, Sue Birtwistle Penguin (Non-Classics), 2003 A&E version spectacular + Making of Pride and Prejudice + Worth the purchase + A Treat for P&P Fans.... + If you can't get enough, this is a must have!