How To Read Jane Austen Books For Beginners | Fandom Newbie
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- Hi guys, in this video I teach you how to read Jane Austen books for beginners. Just follow the list that I have curated for you all and trust me, you'll be able to read, understand and enjoy Jane Austen Books.
Pride and Prejudice: adbl.co/2Ebax9G
Sense and Sensibility: adbl.co/35OsHts
Northanger Abbey: adbl.co/33Hwx4C
Persuasion: adbl.co/3knPrUU
Emma: adbl.co/3c9OxZg
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Currently reading pride and prejudice, struggling 😭
So I've just started it and I'm like... Totally struggling
me but with sense and sensibility 😭
@@with_illav if you can get your hands on cgp text book guide, then try it
@@deeptajayakumar4964 have u competed PNP?
Me but with emma
you are absolutely right! I was reading Pride and Prejudice but after 15 pages I was all lost and thus stopped reading it. Thanks now I will start it again.
I know!! Her sentences are so long, you really do get lost in the page. Hope the audiobooks help!
Same!
I wish this video came up when i was strugggling with pride and prejudice .Neverthless i can use it to read more books of her ..Also great explanation skills .Love your channel .Binge watched all ur videos .
Thank you so much!! I hope this video helped!
I also feel the same about pride and prejudice......🤦♀️🤦♀️🤦♀️🤦♀️
I'm so scared right now 😰
I've left tale of two cities after 3-4 pages, very difficult for me. And again Pride and prejudice is waiting in my book shelf.
But i didn't find Canterbury tales this tough, may be because of the translator, i guess? Though it is much older.
Have u completed reading pnp!?
Pride and Prejudice is my all time favourite. I am reading Sense and Sensibility these days. I read a few pages everyday along with the other books that I read. This makes it easier for me to read classics.
Loved this video.
Yes! Reading them slowly also helps. Sense and Sensibility took the longest for me actually to get through because I feel it is her most long drawn out book. That's why the abridged audiobook was quite nice to listen to.
I have read Sense and Sensibility and I didn’t know what was happening throughout the book. But I really want to read her books because she seemed like an awesome woman.
im reading the same book rn
I absolutely LOVE long sentences, I always build them theres so much information in there and I think they're beautyful
Being an English literature student I find Jane Austen's writing style simple as compared to her contemporaries.
Yeah same maybe I was just a huge bookworm as a kid but I'm going to take lang and lit for college and currently am not struggling to read Pride and Prejudice. I actually went to Chatsworth last week! Obsessed atm
Sense and sensibility 😍
And the audiobook is in Kate Winslet's voice!! It's even more 😍😍😍
I absolutely loved this video! It was so informative. I really want to get into Jane Austen soon.
Sense and Sensebility is such a masterpiece ❤️
I'm so excited to start with Emma. I'm slow but, love the English and the narration. No match really. the next six months of 2022 is to read Jane. 🙂 I find little time every day, yet its good spending this time with the right kind of company !
Listening to the audiobook helps. Great video
Basically the solution is just to listen to an audiobook! Never thought it could be so simple :)
Thank you so much for this video! I’ve been meaning to watch the newest Emma adaptation with Anya Taylor Joy, and I realized it’s leaving HBO at the end of this month. I decided I’d read the book first, but it’s my first Austen book so I definitely needed a little guidance. I look forward to listening to the full-cast audiobook you linked!
As a book hoarder and reader I didn't like audiobook :(
I tried reading each chapter's analysis online before reading a chapter from book...that helped me and after reading
Persuasion and northanger abbey other 3 books kinda became easy to read through 😄
Hi, I really liked and appreciate your opinion about the books I have recenty read pride and prejudice and it has become my favourite. You have really touched my feeling like the sentences are quite big somethimes I even have to read thw whole sentence of 4 5 lines to understood wht she meant. I'm currently reading PERSUASION and it is really good but a little confusing because of similar name for instance Charles. All in all I loved your video ❤❤
Edited : you have a NEW SUBSCRIBER now
persuasion and northanger abbey were both published posthumously, 4 books were published while she was alive
Yessss needed this video!
Yayy!! I hope you found it useful!
My minds 😑 when i read so came here!
so are we not gonna count “Lady Susan” by Jane Austen I mean it’s still one of her books and it’s quite a underrated piece of feminist literature
Awesome video! I tried reading P&P and Persuasion after watching the 1995 P&P film and the 2022 Netflix Persuasion and I understood the films better than the books. I tried the Persuasion audiobook from the library and it was so boring I had to stop because even at 2.5 speed I was couldn’t make it past chapter one. I found it so boring. The books are so slow, confusing and super hard to understand. What speed do you recommend listening to the audiobook? Also do you recommend following along the audiobook with the actual books? Also which is your favourite editions of Jane Austen books? Are the unabridged editions or the abridged editions easier to read ?
U looking so cute... 🤗Especially ur voice and smile.
Haha! Thank you!!
@ fandomnewbie.. I really wanted to know what you think about the JK Rowling controversy going on now. Im just ignoring her. But am still a Potterhead.
yep! Exactly. I can't hate the series !
@@kritika2729 you r right. The series is awesome. But not Rowling.
I'm very disappointed in JK Rowling to be honest. I really did not expect her to have such views and to say such things. I have stopped following her on Twitter and I have said I will not read any of her upcoming books. With that said, Harry Potter is something that has shaped my childhood and it has some beautiful lessons about equality and believing in yourself. I think no one can take away from us the joy we felt reading that series and that nostalgia will stay with me forever.
I can't deny that JK Rowling wrote these books that mean so much to me. So I'm on my journey of trying to separate the art from its artist...
In my POV, Harry Potter(series) is actually an orphan now.
@@kritika2729 yeah me too
Please upload a video on Virginia Woolf and Bronte sisters..besically Wordsworthian classics
Jane Austen’s abridged versions can actually be boring, one has to start with her pure writing… may be read a paragraph twice or thrice to make sense of it and eventually get into the rhythm of her language. We had Pride and Prejudice in school (icse), the abridged ver and our kind teacher recommended we read the original from library. It did take us time, but we acknowledged her advise as we understood Jane Austen better as a writer.
She has been the most modern literary lady in that era and is a good inspiration to us, as we still feel the social criticism she described in her books exists till date irrespective of the country we are in.
Thank you for this video.
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my attention span can not keep up with long sentences 😭
I feel yah bro 😭
6:20
I can never tell who's talking
Emma - Aisa (Bollywood movie)
Thanks
I hate these kind of videos, you titled it 'how to READ Jane austen' but talk about her book plots and then freaking audiobooks??? If you're lazy to read, don't assume others to be and don't put misleading titles and clickbaits if you don't know how to talk about it
The fact that you think that listening to audiobooks is lazy and not considered reading is very narrow minded and also kinda ableist. I don’t think it’s fair to judge how other people enjoy consuming books. Listening to audiobooks has helped me tremendously get through tougher works of literature and has helped me enjoy classics that I would never have gotten through otherwise because of the way they are produced - with voice actors, music and the way the story is narrated. It’s massively unfair to call that lazy.
@@fandomnewbie I listen to audiobooks as well when I can't read or I'm doing something procrastinating, but that fact that you put 'how to READ' Jane austen in the title, and the first half just talk abt her books and then how to listen to audiobooks and not how to understand her novels is ableist, misleading and a pure clickbait.
@@saniyaa7013 It does say for beginners. Also, some people consider listening to audiobooks to count as reading them.
@@saniyaa7013 It does say for beginners. Also, some people consider listening to audiobooks to count as reading them.
No, it's called Austen knew how to write COMPLETE sentences and use proper English and we as modern readers are whiny entitled lazy brats who can barely follow Where's Waldo.
The 1800s weren't even that long ago. My God.