Mr. Darcy?s Diary

from cupocofe

1. I think the book would benefit if it weren't written as a diary. Because it feels like an odd one to me.2. It was easy to read, as opposed to many other Austen interpretations I've looked through. I'm really, really happy there's no excessive use of thesaurus and no Mr Collins's manner of writ...

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I enjoyed this way more than I thought I would, mostly because this book explored the things I do find very charming about Mr. Darcy -- the fact that he is an awkward dork and falls in love with Lizzy partly because she teases him. Plus there's a bunch of Darcy interacting with his sister and Bin...

from vampiregirl76

Mr. Darcy's Diary is a re-telling of Pride and Prejudice. Written in diary format and from Mr. Darcy's point of view. The reader gets insight to Darcy's deepest feelings about Elizabeth and more. Why he thinks and acts the way he does. Being an Austen fan, I highly enjoyed this book. It's almost ...

from sensitivemuse

Mr Darcy's Diary by Amanda Grange follows the same Pride and Prejudice plot but through the eyes of our beloved moody Mr Darcy. The book is written in epistolary format (ie; as a diary, naturally) so some who aren't used to this may take a while to get used to. I haven't read many epistolary nove...

from sensitivemuse

Mr Darcy's Diary by Amanda Grange follows the same Pride and Prejudice plot but through the eyes of our beloved moody Mr Darcy. The book is written in epistolary format (ie; as a diary, naturally) so some who aren't used to this may take a while to get used to. I haven't read many epistolary nove...