PRIDE AND PREJUDICE - CLASSIC CHILDREN'S LITERATURE
With the PRIDE AND PREJUDICE - CLASSIC CHILDREN'S LITERATURE, you are invited to the dance held at Netherfield Estate! Have fun with her Elizabeth Bennett and the Mr. Darcy in the most famous novel of the English author Jane Austen.
The Pride and Prejudice it's a very famous British novel which is mainly about… yes pride and prejudice! The heroes of our story are prejudiced, meaning they judge each other before they even meet. People seem to do this a lot in their lives at that time. This story is also about reputation, which is what other people think about you. This was very important in those years especially for women. They expected women to look and act a certain way in order to have a good reputation and find a rich husband. Today we know that this is not the case. Both men and women can have careers and marry whoever they want. Women even have more choices now. For her time Elizabeth was a rebel because she didn't care who she was "supposed" to marry. She only wanted to marry for love! And love has nothing to do with how much money you have, it has everything to do with how you feel about another person.
The line Classic Children's Literature showcases the greatest works of literature and builds the foundation of timeless appreciation for our most beloved classic authors. With gorgeous colorful illustrations and child-friendly analysis of each work, it aims to connect children with the stories and writers that have shaped our culture. Because the classic is timeless. So do his readers. The series won in 2016 and 2017 at children's book awards Moonbeam the gold award as a better series of books!
Each book includes the following sections:
• About the author
• Our story begins
• Main characters
• Keywords
• Question game
• Analysis
They inspire children to love literature! – Publishers Weekly
The iconic works of classic literature written for children! – The Guardian
In the same series there are also: Odyssey - Discovering Homer, Moby Dick – Discovering Herman Melville, Jane Eyre – Discovering Charlotte Bronte and Romeo and Juliet – Discovering William Shakespeare
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