Top 5 Wednesday!
Top Five Wednesday was created by Laineyand is currently hosted by Sam from Thoughts on Tomes. There is more information at the goodreads group.
February 21st: Favorite Romance Novels
-- Romance as a genre is very under-appreciated in lots of circles. So recommend your favorite romance books. These are books where romance is the main genre, not a secondary one.
-- Romance as a genre is very under-appreciated in lots of circles. So recommend your favorite romance books. These are books where romance is the main genre, not a secondary one.
Apologies for the delay in getting this up.
1. Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen
I have always loved this story (and even adore the BBC adaptation with Colin Firth) and Elizabeth Bennett has been a long time heroine of mine.
2. The Undomestic Goddess by Sophie Kinsella
I enjoyed Sophie Kinsella's Shopaholic series but this was the first standalone of hers I read and I absolutely love it. The premise is relatively simple, a young woman runs away from a scandal in her life and ends up accidentally being hired as a housekeeper. It's fun, fresh and very sweet.
3. A Weekend with Mr Darcy by Victoria Connelly
I have a soft spot for anything related to Pride and Prejudice and this story was so lovely and gave me so many nice feelings when I read it. It's perfect for a spring or summer read.
4. Jane Eyre by Charlotte Bronte
Another classic which I really enjoy. The story of Jane has always stayed with me and while it has it's issues overall I still really like reading it.
5. The Jane Austen Book Club by Karen Joy Fowler
Again any connection with Pride and Prejudice gets me interested in a book and this one turned out to be much better than I was expecting. We follow the varying lives of the different book club members and how by coming together and discussing Jane Austen their own lives change and become intertwined.





I've read and loved Pride and Prejudice. Literally all of the other books on this list are on my TBR. They all sound amazing and I eventually want to read them someday. Thanks for sharing.
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