Sunday, September 25, 2011

Sense and Sensibility by Jane Austen

I listened to this as an audiobook, which allowed me to exercise *and* read at the same time.


I require so much!


I loved the relationship Eleanor had with her sister Marianne. Both very different personalities, yet as close as any two sisters could be.

8 comments:

Natalie~Coffee and a Book Chick said...

I've never read Sense and Sensibility, need to get on that soon. I just started enjoying audiobooks this year!

Trish said...

I am a reluctant audiobook convert. At first I was sure that I wouldn't enjoy being 'read to', but there's no denying the benefits!

Two birds, one stone . . .

(Diane) Bibliophile By the Sea said...

I'm embarrassed to say that I never read this book - must remedy this.

Tracy said...

I love all of Austen's books, and Sense and Sensibility is a good one - love the Ang Lee movie, too.

Trish said...

Diane - It's worth the read, for sure.

Tracy - Yes, both the book and the movie are very good. I was also glad to see that the movie stays quite true to the book.

Anonymous said...

Sense and Sensibility is a great one -- Colonel Brandon is my favorite. :)

I enjoy audio books, but I can't listen to them unless I'm doing something else, like driving or working out (lawl). I made the mistake of trying to listen to a 12-hour book just in my apartment, and it was torture. I haven't developed the patience to just sit and listen to audio.

Kate Maxwell said...

If you haven't yet, try Persuasion! It's my favorite Jane Austen book!

I just went to the library and picked up a bunch of audio books...S&S was one I put back, because I want to physically read it and take notes while reading! It's nice to listen to a story while doing something else!

Trish said...

couchpotato - yes, I have to be doing something else while listening, too. Same with music.

Kate - thanks for that recommendation! I was wondering what Persuasion was like; I'll have to look out for a copy.