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Gong San sangong — I very much enjoyed this book - along with its recipes. I can't wait to make the Multiple-Choice Bar Cookies and the Grilled Cream Cheese Sandwiches. I am trying to read these Hannah Swensen mysteries in order. This one is number three and probably my favorite so far.

Aki Takahashi takahashiaki — I originally read this in AP English (senior year of high school), and just now (7 years later) re-read it. I realize now that some of Austen's wit & sarcasm were lost on my during my first read. I thoroughly enjoyed re-reading it and would like to now read some of Austen's other works. I also enjoyed comparing it to the more recent film version (Keira Knightly plays Elizabeth Bennet). The film does a pretty good job of telling the story and my biggest complaint is that the film squishes the events into a shorter period of time than they occurred in the book. All in all, the characters are portrayed well in the film.

Luis Silva _905664 — Weir weaves a fascinating story of Elizabeth's life, using primary sources with flair and a keen sense of the dramatic. Elizabeth, write Allan Bennet, was "not distinguished by her talents so much as, unlike her sisters, her ability to use them." She was tempestuous, hot-tempered, passionate, at once lonely and aloof, the object of hatred and love by a wide array of religious sentiments, yet revered above all by her realm. At times, I have to wonder, as I read this book, what she would have done had she not had so many marriages to waffle on: the King of Spain, a German nobleman, her court suitors, Essex during his meltdown even. But lest anyone think she was flaky, remember her position of power and her tenuous hold over the Catholics in England, as well as those to the north. Elizabeth was brilliant when it came to politics, just as she was at flirtation, and it perhaps suggests something worthwhile to see the two of them so interchangeable in her life story.