Review of a book

I decided starting reading Pride and Prejudice after I had seen its film. The film looked quite good, even the personification of the characters was amazing. I chose that book because I liked the type of story. It was an heroic act on Jane Austen behalf writing about a woman who didn't want to get married with a man she didn't love. Elisabeth Bennet wanted to be in love to get married. I was very impacted because of its writing style, which had lots of words that I didn't know. Reading it was a bit boring because I was sixteen and my mind couldn't put up with that excellent masterpiece. I'm not saying that it was boring, I'm saying that, because of my short age, reading it was difficult for me. It was a great experience reading it, imagining all the landscapes of England and dreaming one day visiting Pemberly, on my dreams, of course.