REVIEWING JANE AUSTEN NOVELS | Discussion

I'VE READ EVERY JANE AUSTEN NOVEL! LET'S DISCUSS!

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[jessethereader]

i honestly thought you were sitting in front of a painting at first, but then a car drove by and i realized how big of an idiot i am lolol

[ToThinkOfBooks]

I read all of Jane Austen's novels when I was 15. Persuasion remains my favourite. For those who enjoy Jane Austen, the novels of the Bronte sisters are a nice place to branch off.

[mariannel]

There's an author who could be compared to the Bronte sisters or Jane Austen and she's not really famous and I don't understand why. It's Elizabeth Gaskell. Her book North and South has the same hate-to-love trope than Pride and Prejudice. It just happens in a different environnement: the north of England, during the industrial revolution.
It's an amazing love story that also deals with class struggles and it's simply amazing, I loved it as much as some of Austen's novels.
I can't recommand it enough!!

[ifuckingloveyou]

Romantic relationships between cousins were pretty normal and usual in the Victorian times. And how the hell can Northanger Abbey be a parody of Wuthering Heights if it was written 30 years before the Heights?

[freyareads]

You're wrong about Northanger Abbey (published 1817) - it was a satire of other books like 'the Monk' and then 'the mysteries of Udolpho' by Ann Radcliffe - Wuthering heights and Jane Eyre was published in 1847 (much later) = so they were not what she was trying to take the mick of.

[booksbyleynes]

Since Jane Austen lived decades before the Victorian Era, I highly doubt she made fun of "Wuthering Heights" or "Jane Eyre"... Since the Brontes weren't even born yet. ;)

[Leah-vvtd]

I absolutely love this video! I've only read Northanger Abbey and am currently reading Persuasion, but I'm challenging myself to read at least two other Jane Austen novels this summer. And, eventually when I finish the entire collection, I'm going to watch The Jane Austen Bookclub because it looks so dang good! Now that I know about the live streams, I'll have something to watch after and between readings. Thank you so much! Love your videos! Have an amazing day!

[kahvikamu]

This was just lovely! Very different from your usual videos, good for you :)

[annaray]

Sense and Sensibility is my favorite too. I relate to the character transformation that Maryanne goes through. As she matures, she realizes that her fantasy about Willoughby was unrealistic and that she really loves the man, Colonel Brandon. So sweet. He is her savior essentially. ❤❤❤

[katinhattalks]

I love your costume, set-up, and music for this video! 😍

[MelanieKilsby]

I have seriously wanted to do a Jane Austin marathon lately too! Oh, the bookclub sounds so much fun.

[haileylafever]

Definitely want that beautiful set! You have definitely made me want to read them. Thank you!

[jessilouwho]

I LOVED this video! I am all about reading what you love, but I also really love seeing people expanding their reading horizons. Reading all of Jane Austen's novels is definitely impressive! :) I have all of her novels, but I have yet to read them.

[ahobbit]

My favorite Jane Austen novels are Pride and Prejudice and Emma.

[Nataliecj]

I love all of Austen's books so much, I think my ranking would be Pride and Prejudice (it's a clichéd one to have as my favourite but I just love it), then Persuasion (HIS LETTER), Sense and Sensibility, Northanger Abbey, Mansfield Park and then Emma.

Oh I'm so glad you're reading Jane Eyre next! It's my mum's favourite book and she's been asking me to read it for years. I knew I would like it but for some reason I took forever to pick it up, but I did in 2015 and it was an instant favourite, it really is worth all the hype!

[celestelosey]

Also if you like Jane Austen u should watch Becoming Jane! It's such an amazing movie! It has Anne Hathaway and James McAvoy

[melissamartin]

I love that Pride & Prejudice movie so much! I'm so glad you loved that one too! I have it on blu-ray and I'm afraid I'm going to wear it out I have watched it so much. I love Keira and Matthew. OMG!!!! Love this video =)

[TheLoneReaderOfficial]

I love all of Jane Austen's novels! I own three copies of all of her books haha. My favorite Pride & Prejudice version is the Colin Firth version, and P&P is my favorite book as well. It used to be Persuasion, but now it's bumped down to second.😬

[justdoit]

I loved this, i'm going to be reading a lot more classics in April, super excited!

[angelakneller]

I used the music Mrs Darcy to walk out of the church on my wedding day and wore a regency style wedding dress in gold with a long sleeve gold spencer coat with a train. This week I’m going to be staying in Winchester for three days and heading to chawton and Bath x