Lizziebennet Stories

"She may not be handsome enough to tempt you. But the real question is: are you handsome enough to tempt her?" Darcy and Bingley make a bet. The Bennet sisters stomp all over their hearts. At Pemberley Academy for boys and Rosing's Park school for girls, there's bound to be mayhem!

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I had an idea for an adaptation of The Lizzie Bennet Diaries/Pride and Prejudice, and I want your opinion on it! I can't make this happen on my own. So, fans of LBD, please read this and tell me what you think! (Yes, I'm aware the picture is from Poe Party, not LBD. I chose to use that picture because it has the LBD cast in vaguely Regency clothing (or at least Ashley wears a Regency gown) so it shows how I haven't entirely decided on what kind of adaptation I want yet.)

These will mostly be focused on Lydia. Her dealing with her trauma, everyday troubles she comes across as a woman with attention difficulties, her relationship with Milo, her friendships with Mary, Gigi, Kat and her sisters. There will probably also be some stuff about Gigi and William and also some Dizzie because who can live without that? **THE COVER IS NOT MINE, IT'S JUST A GORGEOUS EDIT I FOUND ONLINE. I WILL MAKE AN ACTUAL COVER SOON.**

In the web series The Lizzie Bennet Diaries, everyone gets a happy ever after... everyone, that is, except for Lydia, the youngest Bennet sister. Her story was left unfinished. Thus, we wrote an all new spin-off novel, The Epic Adventures of Lydia Bennet, picking up where the story left off. Lydia's back in school, but still dealing with the fallout of her sister's online videos, her own sort-of internet fame, and her disastrous relationship with George Wickham. How's a girl supposed to find normal when normal is suddenly weird? So please enjoy the first 4 chapters of the book! And stay tuned for more sneak peek chapters!

"Did you admire me for my impertinence? For the liveliness of your mind, I did. You may call it impertinence at once, it was very little less." - Jane Austem "Get him on the phone now." "He's in a meeting, ma'am may I take a message?" "Tell him its Lizzie Bennet calling." "Yes, of course." "Lizzie?" "It's Ms. Bennet. And I'm calling to inform you that I'm no going to serve out my contract and then I'll be moving back home." "Please, I can ex-" "Goodbye Darce." "Liz, don't do this, I lo-"

A modern retelling of pride and prejudice told through journal entries told from Darcy's perspective. This book accompanies my other book "Diary Of Lizzie Bennet"

A modern-day retelling of Pride and Prejudice told through diary entries. I have another book from Will Darcy's perspective that companies this one "Journal Of William Darcy" Have fun reading