Pride and Prejudice
Thursday, June 10, 2032 @ Thursday, June 10, 2032
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5:15 – 6:00 PM Eastern (4:15 Central, 3:15 Mountain, 2:15 Pacific)
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Come with us and read one of the most beloved books of all time—a story filled with fun and dramatic questions… Will Elizabeth Bennet be able to overcome her prejudice against the upper class? Will Mr. Darcy learn to humble himself? And will Mrs. Bennet marry off all five of her daughters before her (healthy) husband dies and leaves the family destitute? Romance, humor, and a wild ride of twists and dramatic turns awaits!
Pride and Prejudice is one of Jane Austen’s most well known novels—and it’s no wonder, with the story’s relatable characters, enchanting humor, and surprising drama. Join us as we follow the five Bennet sisters in their quest for love and romance in Regency England. In this Book Club, your expert Guide, experienced teacher, and Austen enthusiast Ms. Anna Schuett will meet together with you to discuss the story in depth, including the story’s plot, characters, and the narrative’s significance and social ramifications for its time. It’s a whole lot of classic fun you don’t want to miss!
What Makes This Special
It’s a Classic. Pride and Prejudice is one of Jane Austen’s most well-known novels. It has been beloved by classrooms and books clubs for years. There have been many adaptations of the book into film, and it is often referenced in modern literature. Despite its social commentary, it manages to continue to be relatable and enjoyable for modern audiences.
Your Guide is a teacher who has loved Jane Austen’s work since she was a student herself! Your Guide, Ms. Schuett, is an experienced teacher with a terminal degree (Master of Fine Arts) in Creating Writing, specializing in genre fiction storytelling. She’s also a Jane Austen enthusiast and loves to be a Guide for the stories she loves, too! When you sign up for this club, you get a professional, highly skilled Guide with teaching experience and special knowledge on story who helps your student develop a love for reading while learning how to dig deeper into all of the different parts of writing and creating a story.
Your Guide
Ms. Anna Schuett is a professional writer and teacher with Bachelor of Arts (BA) in English degree from Concordia University with an emphasis in Creative Writing and a Master of Fine Arts in Creative Writing, Genre Fiction (MFA, terminal degree) from Western Colorado University.
While studying for her MFA, Ms. Schuett was an elementary school Para-Educator and Librarian/Technology Assistant. Spending a great amount of time with students who struggled with their studies, Ms. Schuett found that she has a deep love for helping students learn and grow.
Ms. Schuett currently works during the day as an I.T. Coordinator for Physical, Occupational, and Speech Therapy clinics across the state of Nebraska and also loves teaching as a middle school Instructor Access Instructor with Aquinas Writing Advantage—an online how-to-write program with over 45 courses to help your teen learn to write with excellence.
Born, raised, and living in Nebraska, USA, Ms. Schuett enjoys reading, quilting, baking, and writing epic fantasy novels—all with a cup of coffee or tea within arm’s reach. You can reach Ms. Schuett at akschuett91@gmail.com.
About the Book
- ISBN-10 : 1847493696
- ISBN-13 : 978-1847493699
- Buy from Bookshop.org
(From Amazon) The pride of high-ranking Mr. Darcy and the prejudice of middle-class Elizabeth Bennet conduct an absorbing dance through the rigid social hierarchies of early-nineteenth-century England, with the passion of the two unlikely lovers growing as their union seems ever more improbable.
One of the most cherished love stories in English literature, Jane Austen’s 1813 masterpiece has a lasting effect on everyone who reads it.
Age Range – 14 and up
Parental Guidance
Pride and Prejudice is a classic romance that was written by an Englishwoman and published in 1813, which means there are some cultural differences and dated concepts. Jane Austen’s romances are often commentary of her time and promote ideology that may seem obvious to a modern reader.
Reading Schedule
- Week 1: Discussion – Chapters 1-11
- Week 2: Discussion – Chapters 12-21
- Week 3: Discussion – Chapters 22-31
- Week 4: Discussion – Chapters 32-41
- Week 5: Discussion – Chapters 42-51
- Week 6: Discussion – Chapters 52-61
How To Begin
It’s easy! Follow these steps to get started…
- Sign up and get in (before it’s full!) — Use the blue button at the bottom of this page to save your spot.
- Receive your information — Within 48 hours of signing up, you’ll get an email with your Club’s details. Save this email, bookmark the zoom link, and add the club dates to your calendar.
- Prepare for your first meeting — Get the book from your own favorite source, or buy your book(s) directly from your Book Club pages. Read the assigned chapters ahead of time, and download and print the supplies list for crafts (young readers), activity pages for during the Club time (older readers), or the handout to guide the discussion (older students).
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