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Atthapon Alamsombat _eng_eng — My personal favorite among all the Jane Austen books, Persuasion is the only one in which I become fully involved with the characters. I love Pride and Prejudice for its humor and its priceless dialogue and Sense and Sensibility for its handling of Marianne and Elinor's different reactions to the other characters in the book, but Anne Elliot is my favorite Austen heroine. She grows and changes. She observes and listens. She understands. She yearns. She is rewarded for her years of patience and unswerving devotion. Anne could have as easily lived today as two hundred years ago and still have been the same woman (assuming modern mores didn't ruin her, which I am convinced they would not). When re-reading Jane, I always save Persuasion, the best, for last.

Staszek Tarczynski stachman — This book blew my mind in all sorts of ways. It's facinating and I'm convinced that if I could apply all the things I learned from this book I could change the world, but so far I haven't figured out quite how.

Krystal Campioni krystalcampioni — I am a huge fan of the tv adaptation of the take so I was really excited to read the book. It was just what I expected, yes it's not a work of lyrical art, it's gritty and it's written as in you are actually in London not just looking from the outside. I did skip some bits out of repetition and the swearing shocked even me (and my family are bad!) but overall I really enjoyed it.