7. Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen.

The book Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen is probably one of my most favorite love story of all time. You can't help but laugh at the tension and the hatred that the two characters Elizabeth Bennet and Mr. Darcy. But in the end love wins all ! The book is written in an older language that few use today, so unless you readers dont understand prodigious words i suggest you don't read this book.It;s not quite like Shakespear, but its the next thing to it. There's is also a movie that is actually pretty close to the book, i like the move because the actors that play the characters are almost exact. I would suggest the movie with Keira Knightly who plays Elizabeth Bennet, that's the movie i seen, i have not seen the other one so i cannot give you my imput on that one. I will post the trailer of the movie on my blog.


Here is a Brief Summary.

 Elizabeth Bennet, who is a witty and independent young girl, lives in England with her four sisters, her mother, and her father. When Mr. Bingley, a handsome, rich, young bachelor, arrives to stay briefly in Hartfordshire (where the Bennets live), Mrs. Bennet immediately tries to get one of her daughters to marry him. Bingley is a charming young man and quickly falls in love with the eldest Bennet sister, the beautiful Jane. It is a guarded relationship, so Jane and Bingley don't express outright their mutual feelings for each other, though Bingley obviously shows favor to Jane. Meanwhile, Bingley's proud friend Darcy meets Elizabeth. Elizabeth loathes Mr. Darcy, and avoids him as much as possible. Though Darcy is proud and reserved at first, it becomes obvious of his fondness for Elizabeth. Convention, however, restricts his affection for her, seeing as he is rich and high on the social ladder, and Elizabeth comes from a middle-class family.