Pride and prejudice book club ideas

Learn how to create a theme through characters and conflict. Explore how Jane Austen used character conflict to develop the theme of communication.

The Silver Petticoat Book Club created a list of downloadable discussion questions for Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen.

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Whenever I host book club at my house, I love trying to come up with refreshments that match the book. Sometimes that’s easy because there is a particular food mentioned in the book or the book is set in a foreign country. But even if coming up with the idea is easy, I usually need...

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Lizzie thinks she is a good judge of character, but her friend's choices and a few newcomers to town will prove how proud and even prejudiced she can be. A story about romance, pride, class, and wealth, filled with delightful drama.

Jane Austen’s Pride and Prejudice is set in the eighteenth-century English countryside. The story revolves around the five Bennett sisters and, especially, around Jane and Elizabeth, the two eldest. When Mr. Bingley, a gentleman fromLondon, rents a house in the neighborhood, Mrs. Bennett is exceedingly pleased as hopeful visions of her daughters’ weddings play through her imagination. Jane Bennett and Mr. Bingley experience a strong mutual attraction. Meanwhile, Mr. Darcy, who is Mr…