Pride and Prejudice and Zombies Book Trailer

Regency England has never looked like this...Jane Austen's classic text (well...85% classic text) with some added zombie mayhem - including a plague of undead terrorizing Hertfordshire, Lady Catherine de Bourgh's ninjas terrorizing Elizabeth Bennett, and the Bennett sisters fighting back against all this with their finely honed combat skills. Pride and Prejudice and Zombies - Regency England like you've never seen it before.

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[woteva1234]

It's sad that our generation can't enjoy a classic without putting mindless crap in it.

Who am I kidding? I wanna read some exploding zombie guts!

[adieuluv99]

awesome book loved it haha but i love the regular version too (yes ppl call me a geek but then again, i am smarter than them)

[dewhistle]

I would recommend reading the original first if there's even the slightest chance that you ever would want to... I love the original as well as Sense and Sensibility. Not only will reading the changed versions first make it harder to appreciate the original stories as is, but reading the originals first makes the alterations that much funnier.

[brokendashpress]

I love Austen either way, but zombies certainly spice things up!

[ladyyuna2000]

i have that book 

[RoPiDe]

when i first saw this book i was so confuse!!! i really like jane austen books, but i was really curious about this zombies stuff. i felt like a traitor buying this and "Sense and Sensibility ans Sea monsters" but the real thing is that it was a great, great book... after all, is Jane Austen's!

[Ylolatme]

WTF?

[dropapebble]

you all do realize that it's almost EXACTLY the original text with zombies injected in...so people really are actually reading and retaining the contents of the original piece, just also with zombie bits. This is actually a good thing, as long as they're aware this isn't the original version of the book, lol. You can even have an activity in class asking students to pick out what they think wasn't part of the original (fairly easy), just to be sure they get it.