Mr. Knightley's Diary

by Amanda Grange

I was looking forward to reading this after I read Mr. Darcy's Diary, but this perspective was a little dull. Unfortunately, I don't have too much to say beyond that.

I will comment on the fact that Knightley came across a little less agreeable than I had remembered him. He was slightly condescending at the beginning, seeming to think that his was always the right point of view.

That's about all I have to say. The book was pretty true to the original story, but lacking and lifeless. I got through it and enjoyed parts of it, but overall I could have missed this one and not missed much.