Prada and Prejudice- Mandy Hubbard

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                                                                         Prada and Prejudice

Have you read Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice more than once and seen the movies ? , Watched the English Tele-Series Lost in Austen ?

Review : Prada and Prejudice - Mandy Hubbard -2009

On a school trip to London, Callie decides it's time to re-invent herself from clumsy geek-chick to one of the popular girls. When in London, she notices these bright red Prada Pumps for 400 pounds , to Callie these are her ticket out of social Siberia unfortunately they are also going to be her ticket to the year 1815. Callie has now landed in her own nightmare of the year 1815 and has taken the identity of a girl named Rebecca. Now in order to fit in with the people around her including new friend Emily and an arrogant Duke of Harksbury Alex , Callie must rely on her new bible - Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice. While stuck in 1815 , Callie decides to put her mind to work and try and save Emily from having to marry a guy thirty years older than her and prove to the haughty Alex that she is anything but an opinionated klutz.

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