What made the book interesting to me were the notes added by the editors. They included Historical and cultural details, information on Jane Austen's life, references to Sense & Sensibility in films, an unscientific ranking of the novel's most frustrating characters and themes of faith drawn from the novel or Austen's life. I actually caught myself laughing out loud as I read some of the side notes. The comments helped lighten the tone of the book and made it painless and even fun to read. If I were homeschooling my daughter, I would definately use The Insight Edition! If you are a die-hard Jane Austen fan or a novice like me, this edition will show you why Sense and Sensibility is considered a classic.
*Bethany House supplied this book free of charge as part of their book review program. All opinions expressed are my own.
*Bethany House supplied this book free of charge as part of their book review program. All opinions expressed are my own.
2 comments:
If all that was left on earth for me to read for the rest of my life was Jane Austen, (besides the Bible OF COURSE! :)) I'd be a happy person. I can read her books over and over again and never get tired of them.
Boy! You're on a roll!!
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