The 26th of November: A Pride and Prejudice Comedy of Farcical Proportions | 
pickI found out about this “Groundhog Day” version of Pride & Prejudice on Litsy. I‘ve read a lot of retellings & really liked this one. Elizabeth has to repeat the day of the Netherfield Ball, but she doesn‘t know why. Her attempts to change the events of the ball are funny.
Happy birthday, Lynn!
I was reminded of this book recently & am always interested in Jane Austen reimagining. Thanks for doing a giveaway! #49bdaygiveaway @wanderinglynn
pickElizabeth Bennet is stuck in a loop repeating the day of the Netherfield Ball. As she resets each morning she finds herself desperate to solve the problems of Mr. Bingley leaving, her family‘s embarrassing behavior & Collin's unwanted proposal. I loved her interactions with Darcy. They were definitely the best part & gave us a chance to see that relationship grow deeper. A quick fun read to start off the year celebrating Austen's 250th birthday!
So I really wanted to participate in the #200PnPcovers photo challenge with @CrowCAH and @mabell but I'm kind of terrible at photo challenges. Over the weekend I was halfheartedly shuffling through my bookshelves trying to think of books that would match the prompts when I was struck with inspiration. I have definitely read more than 31 P&P **variations** so what if I matched a variation with each prompt?? Some of been great, some of have been ⬇
pickP&P with a splash of Groundhog Day!! Elizabeth has to keep living the day of the Netherfield Ball over & over. I loved seeing her face some facts about her perspectives & some of her attempts to get out of the cycle were quite entertaining. Lighthearted & fun, I really enjoyed this one. Darcy doesn't live the same day, but we do get his perspective at the end - a little repetitive but still entertaining.
