Definitely, Maybe in Love takes a lot of influence from one of my all time favorite classics, Pride and Prejudice. I can see and feel it on every page. But it's not just a re-telling, it's a re-imagination of all the wonderful themes and characters. Spring is headstrong and opinionated and is so proud of everything she stands for. She is convinces that Henry Knightly is a rich pampered man that just doesn't get what is really going on. So of course they have to fall in love with each other.

Their unusual relationship is very touching, and often humorous. Ophelia London even managed to pull in several of the side story lines and find ways to use them to make her story even better - and give the reader a greater insight into both Spring and Henry. There were a couple times where the story seemed to drag on a little bit, but overall the pace of the book was nice and relaxing - just a little excitement sprinkled here and there to make your heart start to race.

I think that anyone who is a fan of Pride and Prejudice will fall in love with this book. I may even have to go visit my old copy of Pride and Prejudice again to reminisce over all the good memories.
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