From regency dating traditions to prideful spinoffs. In this episode we wrap things up with Janes most popular novel. We share our favorite opinions and thoughts about Darcy and Lizzy.

This week we cover three movies based on the perfection that is Sense and Sensibility, as well as some awesome new years traditions that were common back in the Regency era.  

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Join us as we chat about Jane Austen's life and history! We also dive into the personalities of the characters from Sense and Sensibility. Claudia goes over the four temperaments and B does the Enneagram. Laughter ensues as B can't stop talking in a Brooklyn accent, and because Darcy enters the conversation without being invited. 

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Hello and welcome back after a long break!! We missed talking about Austen, so we decided to talk about her all over again! 

We are starting off this season with possibly the best novel ever created.... Sense and Sensibility. In this episode we cover all the BBC versions of the book as well as the most perfect movie ever made... the 1995 Sense and Sensibility  starting Kate Winslet and the queen of our hearts, Emma Thompson. 

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Hello friends! 

B and Claudia are back with a review from one of Claudia's FAVORITES Stranger Than Fiction! 

Enjoy the girls talking about their love of literature and obsession with Emma Thompson...and Claudia's silly crush on Will Ferrell in this movie. 

Claudia and B are planning some EXCITING episodes for our next season...stay tuned for November!! 

We get sentimental and patriotic in this episode as we talk about the movie we have been waiting YEARS for! Of course we are going to have a lot to say about a movie where the famous line is "Talk to me Goose"! *insert all the heart eyes*

B and Claudia are always obsessed with anything British, cozy, and sweet. This is exactly what All Creatures Great and Small is!! 

Enjoy hearing us chat and about the beloved first season! 

Claudia has questions, B has some answers, and everyone has a whole bunch of Austen connections. Have you watched/read Howards End? Because you should.