Pride and Prejudice
by Jane Austin
Elizabeth Bennett has too much sense to agree to marrying the obsequious Mr. Collins and too much pride to defer to the arrogant Mr. Darcy. Has she sense and humilty enough to admit a serious error in judgment?
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Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austin |
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Elizabeth Bennett has too much sense to agree to marrying the obsequious Mr. Collins and too much pride to defer to the arrogant Mr. Darcy. Has she sense and humilty enough to admit a serious error in judgment? |
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Book Summary |
Study Highlights |
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| Reading Level: | 7th - 12th | Spelling/Vocabulary: | Difficult |
| Category: | Classic | Comprehension: | Medium |
| Setting: | England, 1800s | Critical Thinking: | Medium |
| Theme: | Pride, prejudice | Biblical Focus: | Pride, foolishness |
| Paperback Novel: | 320 pages | Study Guide: | 7 units |
Related Studies: England, marriage, French Revolution, Napoleonic Wars, English customs
Barbara's Note: Pride and Prejudice is on many high school required reading lists and has enough strong male characters to justify its addition to our selection. It is more than a romantic comedy, worth reading—and re-reading. (Grades 9, 10, 11)
