Pride & Prejudice (Full)

The book Pride & Prejudice by Jane Austen is 489 pages filled with drama, love, and depressed times. Mr. Darcy is bewitched by a young lady named Elizabeth Bennet, but he shows his love in a bad way. He acts proud, thinks highly of himself, but isn't that kind of guy. Even though Mr. Darcy is making it hard already to show his love for Miss Bennet, the marriage proposals and bad situations don't help at all. In the end, Mr. Darcy really shows how much compassion he has for Miss Bennet.

Pride & Prejudice (1st 269 pages)

The novel Pride & Prejudice by Jane Austen is 472 well written pages, but I am only blogging about the first 269. Elizabeth Bennet and her sisters are desperatly trying to find love. Jane, Elizabeth's sister, found love for Mr. Bingley, but Mr. Darcy broke them apart. Mr. Darcy loved Elizabeth so much to propose to her, but sadly she turned him down due to his awful deed of breaking Mr. Darcy and Jane apart. This drama filled story will bring you to tears, and some may be happy ones.

Cheerleading

As you all know I do cheerleading. For you who don't teqniqually know what I am doing, here are some photos! If you want to see more like tumbling and other stuff email me to email some photos!

Pride and Prejudice (first 117 pages)

The first 117 pages of Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen is truly exquisite. The Bennets, Bingleys, and other families are thoroughly searching for their soul mate. Along the way the families realize the others true colors like Mr. Darcy having so much pride. Jane becomes very sick and has to stay at the Bingleys where Mr.Darcy is. Elizabeth comes to visit and does not get alone with Mr. Darcy, but will that last long? Will they finally find their soul mate? This story includes anger, love, and compassion.