Review: Interpretation of Jane Austen and Robert Browning works.
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 09 16, 2012
Jonathan has decided to take a class at the local community college in order to get on with his life. Elizabeth is the professor whom brings English Literature to life for the class. She has a fun way of teaching that makes people think about not only the story, but how it fits in their lives and how stories actually fit into each other. A lot of the book is spent showing the interpretation given to a bunch of poems by Robert Browning. And they also read and review a lot of Jane Austen books. It was interesting, but gave a totally different flavor to the book. Also, it was interesting that the professor liked to call the students by their last name because it was authentic to the period. I don't know if anyone else noticed though that there were those she called by last name and others the author referred to by their given name.One question. Are there any of Stallings heroines that don't wear glasses?  I've noticed that seems to be a common characteristic between most of them. At least this one did take off the glasses a little later on in the book when she admitted that she only needed them for reading.