Lessons

What lesson, if any, did you learn from reading this?

Things aren't always as they appear to be (Willoughby). That family is the most important (Mrs. Dashwood and her daughters) and that with each others help you can get through anything. That everyone has pain or something they have to deal with and it is how you handle it and what you learn that molds your character. That honor, integrity, and kindness (the opposite of Fanny, John, Willoughby, Lucy) are more important than wealth. That money can be very nice if you can be a good and honorable person in receipt of and in spite of it! That good friends are a blessing (Colonel Brandon, Sir John, and sometimes Mrs. Jennings and Charlotte). That good things come if you try to do what is right and are patient. And that reading good books is awesome!
-Bookworm

That was a perfect summary of the lessons learned, Bookworm! You should write the back covers of books, that was so succinct!
-Sanya the Duck

Thank you for the compliment Sanya the duck!!
-Bookworm

You really did an amazing summary of it Bookworm! I truly believe in all you said especially your second to last sentence. That good things come if you try to do what is right and are patient. Some times things don't work out as fast and perfect as we would like them to, but we need to keep trying to live and hope that everything will work out the way that it should. :0)
-hare-bear

Hey, Hare Bear...Thank you for what you said! You and Sanya the Duck made my day! I have done some writing...children's books (one done and another one on the brain) that I hope to have the courage to send to a publisher soooon! Nothing may happen but compliments on what one has written, even in summary, does give one courage!
-Bookworm