Helpful Score: 1
I am not even sure why guidepost was the publisher of this book. There wasnt any really religious or spiritual overtones what so ever.
I have not yet read Jane Austen Ruined my life. I am not a Jane-ite or a Darcey drooler. But I did enjoy this book. I do think it got preachy at times about how wonderful and timeless Jane Austen life lessons are. But over all the life lessons that they were pulling out of Pride and Prejudice were on the mark.
Another aspect of the book that I enjoyed was that I wasnt sure which way the romance of Claire would go, or how the original manuscript written by Jane Austen would turn out. I learned a great deal about Jane Austen, and Pride and Prejudice. I loved the book, cause it clipped along and kept my interest.
I would read more by this author, just to see if she is more religious in other books.
I have not yet read Jane Austen Ruined my life. I am not a Jane-ite or a Darcey drooler. But I did enjoy this book. I do think it got preachy at times about how wonderful and timeless Jane Austen life lessons are. But over all the life lessons that they were pulling out of Pride and Prejudice were on the mark.
Another aspect of the book that I enjoyed was that I wasnt sure which way the romance of Claire would go, or how the original manuscript written by Jane Austen would turn out. I learned a great deal about Jane Austen, and Pride and Prejudice. I loved the book, cause it clipped along and kept my interest.
I would read more by this author, just to see if she is more religious in other books.
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