Pride and Prejudice SparkNotes Literature Guide: From Rewarding Innovation and Creation to Feeding the World

Always best book.Students can understand about the novel well.

I hope it comes, but not yet. ... Let's cut slack in these trying times.

The first time I read "Pride and Prejudice," I frankly thought it was a terribly dull book; I struggled just to get through ten pages, I was so bored. But then the "Pride and Prejudice and Zombies" movie came out, and I decided to give the book a 2nd look.This time, however, I would consult a guide first.I know CliffsNotes pretty much have the monopoly in study guides, but I wanted to try out the competition. After researching Sparknotes, I decided to try them out with "Pride and Prejudice."I had never used Sparknotes but I was quite happy with this volume. I wasn't reading "Pride and Prejudice" for a class; I just wanted a better grasp of the plot. I found the summaries excellent. The author bio and the character analyses greatly increased my appreciation. I even went through the quizzes.I am happy to report that thanks to Sparknotes, my 2nd read of "Pride and Prejudice" was light-years more enjoyable than the 1st.Oh, yes...I never got around to seeing the movie... :)

Read book as part of book club selection. Thought book was dry, uninteresting and undeserving of it's classic reputation.

Great insights and detailed explanation. Liked the quiz at the end of the book. Highly recommend. And the value was amazing.

Love the concise but thorough summary of each chapter and the analysis of the characters, theme, and motives.