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Kanokwan Kaewwanich _anokwan_aewwanich — Must Read - 3 Meaningful - 3 "For a few moments we discover that nothing can be taken for granted, for if this ring of stone is marvelous then all which shaped it is marvelous, and our journey here on earth, able to see and touch and hear in the midst of tangible and mysterious things-in-themselves, is the most strange and daring of all adventures." - p. 45 And I whole-heartedly endorse his radical recommendations for our national park system that begins on page 65.

Sergio Villafuerte sergioavj — *** ORIGINAL REVIEW -- May 24, 2007 *** Propriety as prudery, melodrama as folly. Rectitude as integrity, passion as poetry. Austen finds both insufficient, beautiful, and utterly human. This novel grows on me in my old age, when I feel I've lived both sides a little more fully. The 1995 Ang Lee film version with Emma Thompson and Kate Winslet is well worth its running time. *** UPDATED REVIEW -- April 21, 2016 *** i listened to a beautifully narrated audiobook version of this classic and adored the new perspective it gave me on this book. i highly recommend this -- revisiting beloved classics through the gorgeously produced audiobooks that abound today. it's a different, equally valid experience. as always, austen draws characters who are a mixed bag of vice and virtue -- the heroes are warm and welcoming without being Mary Sues, and the villains are subtle, with lots of semi-redeeming characteristics, or at least have enough going for them that they can Pass as nonsociopaths in polite society. austen is subtle while sharply skewering. it's worth closely examining her approach to satire -- deft, pinpointed, and True.