Title: Good for a light read
Product review: GGHF was recommended to me by an English major friend of mine. It took me a while to finally get around to reading it, but I'm actually glad I did. I'll admit that it wasn't as good as Fielding's Bridget Jones, or a lot of other short fiction that's been hitting the shelves lately, but I wasn't looking for a literary masterpiece. If you want a fairly quick, light read, this is a great book. It's not one to get too overly analytical of, as some readers seem to have done. I read it over the span of a few busy days where I could only pick it up for a few minutes at a time, but I never felt lost. Some stories are poignant, touching, and others are very funny, causing my friends to glance at me warily when I read it during a terribly boring class. Don't read it expecting literary genius, read it expecting a simple set of stories that give us a glimpse into Jane's world, that many of us could identify with.
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