Coppeliagrace

[ngalitzine]

Some 2005 p&p things that make me die:

- lizzie roasting darcy everytime they meet - THE HAND TOUCH - the whole room ceasing to exist when they dance - “i love you… most ardently.” - the whole rain scene and darcy’s EYES and how bad they wanna kiss omdmfmf - the letter - “i’m very fond of walking.” “yes! yes, i know.” -“my brother has told me so mUCH ABOUT YOU.” - the one time darcy smiles and it’s sunshine - when elizabeth is crying bc her sister ran off with a creep and darcy doesnt know what to do and u can tell he want to comfort her so bad tf - darcy pining and being so awkward and not knowing what to do with his hands ever - “you must know, SURELY YOU MUST KNOW, it was all for you.” - YOUR HANDS ARE COLD - everything else

[alriviera]

Pride and Prejudice Go

An app that shows you where there’s a young man in possession of a good fortune who must be in want of a wife

[whatwouldelizabethbennetdo]

All I can see is Mrs Bennet desperately lobbing pokeballs at the men because GOTTA CATCH EM ALL

[welcometothe-black-parade]

Are you flirting with me or am I overanalyzing all of our interactions: a novel written by me

[myfairgolightly]

[coppeliagrace]

@actual-sunshine remind you of anyone??

[yukierres]

Obsessed with Pride and Prejudice? Read it not once, not twice, but threee times or more? Have dreams about Mr Darcy, and look up to Elizabeth Bennet? Need more P&P in your life? Then this list is for you! Below are suggestions for P&P adaptations, sequels, more Jane Austen, non-fiction suggestions, P&P for the screen and a little P&P trivia for your heart to enjoy!

“A girl likes to be crossed a little in love now and then.’’

 Note: I have not read all of the books, and watched all the programs mentioned below. Some have been recommended to me, others I know to be similar, and others were suggested by Goodreads.  There are literally hundreds of books based or about P&P, so I added the ones that looked the best, but feel free to tell me I’m wrong or suggest others!)

P&P Sequels/Rewrites/Other POVs/? 

Death Comes to Pemberley by P.D. James 

A Guinea Pig Pride and Prejudice  by Alex Goodwin

Longbourn by Jo Baker 

Pride and Prejudice and Zombies by Seth Grahame-Smith

Pride & Prejudice (Jane Austen: Marvel Adaptations) by Nancy Butler

Lizzy and Jane by Katherine Reay

The Secret Diary of Lizzie Bennet by Bernie Su

The Epic Adventures of Lydia Bennet by Bernie Su

The Jane Austen Book Club by Karen Joy Fowler

More Jane Austen?

Sense and Sensibility 

Emma 

Persuasion 

Northanger Abbey 

Mansfield Park 

Love and Friendship

Lady Susan, The Watsons, Sanditon 

Jane Austen’s Letters

Non-Fiction?

Why Jane Austen? by Rachel Brownstien

Searching For Jane Austen by Emily Auerbach

A Truth Universally Acknowledged: 33 Reasons Why We Can’t Stop Reading Jane Austen by Susannah Carson

So You Think You Know Jane Austen? by John Sutherland

Jane Austen Cover to Cover: 200 Years of Classic Book Covers by Margaret C. Sullivan

Jane Austen’s England by Roy Adkins

Other Recommendations?

North and South by Elizabeth Gaskell's 

Jane Eyre by Charlotte Bronte

Middlemarch by George Eliot 

Cranford by Elizabeth Gaskell

The Grand Sophy by Georgette Heyer 

Poldark Saga by Winston Graham

To Watch?

The Lizzie Bennet Diaries (Youtube)

Pride and Prejudice - 2005 Version

Pride and Perjudice - 1995 BBC TV series (+Colin Firth!)

Death Comes to Pemberley

Lost in Austen

Other Links?

Pemberley Pond - The Cutest Website and Cartoon ever!

Quizzyyyy (I got 7/10)

More P&P Quizzes

Fun Facts you didn’t know?

Pride and Prejudice and Chatsworth House

Hilarious Montage Video

What if they had Snapchat…..?

Jane Austen Quotes

So that’s it! I hope you find it most helpful. Like I said before, this list is a work in progress and any suggestions or amendments are much appreciated! [Send them here!] If people want I can make more of these lists, or a list or P&P blogs, or anything else you want (I love making lists).

[pemberley-state-of-mind]

Talking eyes.

[youfoundbethany]

Bottom left… my favourite scene in the entire movie… when he says, “…and are you having a pleasant trip…?”  God.. my heart just implodes.  I can’t even describe it, it’s just the way he’s looking at her and he says it, and it’s written all over his face how much he loves her… 

[starofarwen-deactivated20170925]

That moment when you realise you’ve always wanted to be Lizzy - lively, kind, and sharp witted, able to laugh at life and enjoy herself. But you’re actually Mr. Darcy - a social recluse who can’t communicate, is too dismissive to others, and spends parties staring at people whilst leaning on a wall.

[dear-mr-darcy]

“The intense moment when you know someone is going to change your life forever.”

[sundaywithoutdownton]

First electricity now telephones. Sometimes I feel as if I were living in an H.G. Wells novel.

[lydlia]

[naps-and-tortillas]

College is cool because if you relax for a minute then you’re all of a sudden failing 11 classes even thought you’re only taking 5

[theartofangirling]

pride and prejudice according to the lizzie bennet diaries

[micdotcom]

Emma Watson drops some awesome advice for young women in conversation with bell hooks

Emma Watson sat down with legendary feminist activist bell hooks for Paper magazine to discuss feminine struggle and power in an epic dialogue that proved, yet again, Watson just gets it. Watson also told hooks why she’s taking a year off from acting.

[jacobperalta]

[ccgwrites]

To see Jane Austen’s writing desk, you have to go to the British Library in London. It’s in a glass case in their Treasures of the British Library display, across from one of Shakespeare’s folios and a few cases away from some Beatles sheet music. It is a very small desk, and foldable, designed to be easily stowed away, which it must have been often; Austen wrote in her parlor and would hide her writing whenever callers stopped by. At the British Library it is open, with very small spectacles pinned to one corner and the tiny notebook that held the first draft of Persuasion lying on top of it, splayed flat so you can see Austen’s fine, precise handwriting. Under the shadow of that desk, the disciplined confinement of her novels acquires visceral force. This much space was she permitted, and no more. In the display case next to Austen’s desk is Dickens’s first draft of Nicholas Nickelby, in a notebook that dwarfs Austen’s entire desk, with generous margins and looping, scrawly handwriting. It is impossible for me to imagine what Austen might have done with that kind of freedom, that kind of certainty of her own right to take up space.

The Real Mr. Darcy (via msfehrwight)

[standpoor]

being an adult is just running around getting one thing done so you can get another thing done so you can get another thing done so you can get another thing done so you can get another thing done and also eating whatever you want but feeling really guilty about it

[goodsprings]

how come there isnt a single college professor out there that realizes the address bar on chrome doubles as a google search. every time i see a professor open chrome and then type in google.com i lose 2 days off my life span

[goodsprings]

this post is making college professors mad every time i get a notification on this post and its a professor upset that theyve been Called Out i just gain back 2 days of my lifespan so keep it up, i might eventually regain all the days i lost watching yall try to figure out how to use The Internet

[cosleia]

Also people don’t seem to notice autocomplete happening so they laboriously type the whole thing even though it’s RIGHT THERE JUST HIT ENTERRRRRRR

[mixxtapej]

Bonus round: college professors not realizing the YouTube autoplay so every damn time you finish watching a video the whole class has to painstakingly watch the timer run out and then the professor is shocked when the next video starts playing