Has Anyone Read A Midsummer Night's Dream or Pride and Prejudice?

Question

I am 11 and last week I read A Midsummer Night's Dream and Pride and Prejudice. What did you think about either? During Pride and Prejudice I was deeply sad that Jane Austin actually went through the things she wrote about. As I read I put myself in Jane's shoes that is a scary thought, isn't it. A Midsummer Night's Dream I thought was written as a light entertainment to accompany a marriage celebration; and while the identity of the historical couple for whom it was meant has never been conclusively established, there is good textual and background evidence available to support this claim.

If you don't think that I read those books or wrote this you’re wrong. I love read classic pieces of literature even though I am in 5th grade!

~Danny

Answer 1

The great thing about Pride and Prejudice is that you can come back to it over and over again.... and still get different meanings and thoughts from it. Bravo! The only bad thing is that you end up speaking like the Austonians for about a week or so afterward.

Try the rest of Austin's books, they are all top notch! And most of the BBC movie adaptations are excellent.

I have all of Shakespeare's plays, but haven't finished them as of yet. Unfortunately, I haven't gotten around to Midsummer Night's Dream, but you are making me want to try it.

Keep on reading! You may want to try Alexander Dumas' The Three Musketteers, by the way. Dumas is one of my favorite classics authors. Lots of fun!

Answer 2

i will not be able to call all of them, yet listed right here are some: Nathaniel Hawthorne's The Scarlet Letter, abode of 7 gables Herman Melville's Moby-Dick Mark Twain's Adventures of Huckleberry Finn. F. Scott Fitzgerald's the super Gatsby Saul Bellow's The Adventures of Augie March John Steinbeck's The Grapes of Wrath and East of Eden William Faulkner's The Sound and the Fury and As I lay death Jack Kerouac's on the line Kurt Vonnegut's Slaughterhouse-5(ALL KV books too) J.D. Salinger's The Catcher interior the Rye. Aldous Huxley brave New international 1984 All Bronte sister books all Jane Austen All Dickens books Frankenstein Dracula Crime and Punishment Lord of the Flies Madame Bovary Catch22 The sunlight additionally rises A Portrait of the Artist as a youthful guy liked All my sons track of Solomon Animal Farm Anna Karena ALL SHAKESPEARE maximum books by skill of: HG Wells, Thomas Hardy, Virginia Wolf, Albert Camus, Chinua Achebe, Samuel Beckett there are a super sort of, it is impossible to record. desire i helped however

Answer 3

I read midsummers night dream last year in 7th grade . wow your 11 i haven't seen or as a matter of fact read anything that sounds like a 5th grader . it was great you should see all the movies their are about it they are boring and the picture is horrible but it's fun to criticize.

Answer 4

I read Pride and Prejudice and it's one of my favorite books! I haven't read A Midsummer Night's Dream yet, but I plan too. oh, btw, i think it's awesome that you reading these now!

Answer 5

I'm reading Midsummer Night's Dream right now in 10th grade honors english. Basically it's alright so far. I'm having trouble understanding it so far, but it's awesome that you like reading that kind of stuff, I just mainly like fun books.

Answer 6

i've read both and they are both ace. pride and prejudice is really interesting and i loved reading it even though it was written in the "olden days" and the language is random

Answer 7

mid summer nights dream is my favoritist shakspeare, certainly a love story and a comedy, magical creatures too, can't go wrong

Answer 8

yes, i have....not much of a question