I like the idea, but I am going to have to wait untill we start Sense and Senseablity, I have been wanting to read that one, and I really did not care for Persuasion.
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I like the idea, but I am going to have to wait untill we start Sense and Senseablity, I have been wanting to read that one, and I really did not care for Persuasion.
Im in!
Im about to reread my austens anyway been more than 6 years now.
So when does this start? I'm excited to get started!
I know everyone is keen on Persuasion first, but there are some who aren't, e.g Dark Muse
+ there will be more people joining who want a say in it.
I'm letting a few more people know about this today and i'm going to create a poll for people to vote which book we should do first. I'll close it tommorow, and then we can work out when we read the others - and then we'll start
maybe give it longer than a day lima. give till monday...
Haha yeah, one day was a bit silly..
Yes that would be a good idea.Quote:
Originally Posted by Niamh
As long as we dont start with Northanger Abbey or S&S neither of which I like I will be good.
will we be reading Lady SUsan and Love and Freindship ( austens spelling not mine) too?
Hmm, i'm trying to find a way to change the date on my poll or remove it altogether. There doesn't seem to be an option for it though?
If you'd like to, of course we canQuote:
Originally Posted by Nightshade
I think we should but I think we should read the 6 main novels first?Quote:
Originally Posted by Nightshade
date changed.
yeah the six mains first. i'm not partial to Lady Susan... dont know that other one nightie. I liked what she had of sandition and the watsons...
I really don't mind if the rest of you want to start with Persuasion I can just sit that one out.
So poll closes in a couple of days, we'll then need to decide the order for the rest of them so I can put a date chart up
well yes read the six main ones first, although if we read them in written order you would be starting with Lady Susan and nding with persuasuion
sort of see how Austen developed as she went along type thing.