Jane~

iris

EmilyJunior: endings are not important, hehe. it's not a hallmark to decide whether a book is superb or sucky.

Maybe your're right.
So sometimes though I know a story without a happy ending, I still read it. Yes, something more important is waiting there.

iris

Edelweiss: You mean Jane Austen? I have finished &quotride and Prejudice" and "Sense and Sensibility". I prefer the former. I like her writing,

It's hard to say.
Half and half, maybe.
but we can still like her stories~

iris

小莫: Well, it's hard for me to decide whether the ending is a happy ending or not. Mr. Rochester has become blind with one arm missing. If any woman can ch

Sorry, maybe you misunderstanding me.
I didn't mean that story. I mean a writer named Jane Austin. You know her?
I also like the novel <Jane>, but at this time things we talked about has a little different.

iris

EmilyJunior: but what I mean is why should an unhappy ending be detested? The focus should be on its content, right?

Yes, stories with sad ending can also let us think more. and acturally wheather the ending is delighted or not, will not affect our commence of a great story~~

iris

meng23qiao: my favorite book is <Jane Eyre.>,her adamancy and patience make a deep impression on me.i love her  from junior school .

Ah uh~that is also a very moving story, I love it, too.
Could I mention that it is not written by Jane Austin, maybe your opinion has nothing to do with it, but I consider many people mix up Jane Austin and Jane Eyre, so I just confirm that~ Ok, have fun~~

iris

meng23qiao: my favorite book is <Jane Eyre.>,her adamancy and patience make a deep impression on me.i love her  from junior school .

Yeah, it is also an attractive novel, and I love it, too.