Take the Quiz and find out which story best suits your summertime mood.
1. During the summertime, what is your favorite activity?
a. Going swimming
b. Dancing and attending parties
c. Going for picnics and storytelling with friends
d. Traveling
2. Which is your favorite trope?
a. The character is new in town
b. There is an enemies to lovers vibe
c. A Cinderella story in which a makeover takes place
d. An amateur female sleuth is the lead
3. What is your favorite color?
a. Blue
b. White
c. Pink
d. I never can decide.
4. What trait do you value most in a female lead character?
a. Curiosity
b. Wit
c. Helpfulness
d. Amiability
5. Which trait do you like seeing most in the main male character?
a. Hopefulness
b. Fastidiousness
c. Perseverance
d. Intelligence
If your answers were mostly As—You ought to try picking up Jane Austen’s unfinished work, Sanditon. It features sea bathing, and our heroine comes to the town of Sanditon with the amiable hosts, Mr. and Mrs. Parker, because she is seeking adventure.
If your answers were mostly Bs—Find yourself a copy of Jane Austen’s Pride and Prejudice immediately. You’ll be enchanted by Austen’s sharp, dry wit and the way she crafts her characters.
If your answers were mostly Cs- Do give Emma a look. The heroine is unlike all others and so her story is just as singular as well. The beauty of reading Emma, of course, is that there have been so many masterful adaptations, so once you finish, there will be plenty to watch on television.
If your answers were mostly Ds- It might do to check out a copy of Northanger Abbey from your local library. Follow Catherine Morland on her quest to seek adventure as she travels from her hometown to Bath, then onward to Northanger Abbey, a mysterious place that sparks her interest in more ways than one.
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