Snark and Circumstance: Match and Win!

Snark and Circumstance by Stephanie Wardrop

One superior smirk from Michael Endicott convinces sixteen-year-old Georgia Barrett that the Devil wears Polo. His family may have founded the postcard-perfect New England town they live in, but Georgia’s not impressed. Even if he is smart, good looking, and can return Georgia’s barbs as deftly as he returns serves on his family’s tennis courts. After all, if Michael actually thinks she refuses to participate in lab dissections just to mess with his grade, he’s a little too sure that he’s the center of the universe. Could there be more to Michael Endicott than smirks and sarcasm? If Georgia can cut the snark long enough, she just might find out.

Now, seeing as how Pride and Prejudice is one of my favorite reads of all time, I had to be on this tour! My review will be coming soon, but in the meantime take a moment to see if you can solve the matching game below! Are you a fan of the Bennetts? Well meet the Barretts! Afterwards don’t forget to scroll down to the bottom and enter to win an ebook copy of Snark and Circumstance. Good luck and happy reading!

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Matching Game 

Match the Snark and Circumstance Character to their Counterpart in Pride and Prejudice based on these quotes:

Georgia Barrett	Mrs. Bennett   “She was a woman of mean understanding,  little information, and uncertain temper… The business of her life was to get her daughters married,  its solace was visiting and news.”
Michael Endicott	Lydia Bennett “a well grown girl of fifteen, with a fine complexion and a good-humored countenance… high animal spirits, and a sort of natural self consequence, the attention of [some army] officers… had increased into assurance.”
Tori Barrett	Miss Caroline Bingley  “began abusing [Elizabeth] as soon as she was out of the room.  Her manners were pronounced to be very bad indeed,  a mixture of pride and impertinence;  she had no conversation, no style, no taste, no beauty.”
Cassie Barrett	Fitzwilliam Darcy   “He was discovered to be proud, to be beyond company, and above being pleased.”
Trey Billingsley	Elizabeth Bennett   “There are few people whom I really love,  and still fewer of whom I think well.  The more I see of the world,  the more I am dissatisfied with it….”
Willow Harper	Mr. Bingley “just what a young man ought to be… Sensible, good humored, and lively. And I never saw such happy manners! – so much ease, with such perfect breeding.”
Leigh Barrett	Mary Bennett  “very gravely replied,  `Far be it from me, my dear sister,  to depreciate such pleasures…  But I confess [the party] would have  no charms for me. I should infinitely prefer a book.’”
Mrs. Barrett	Jane Bennett    “a great deal too apt to like people in  general. You never see fault in anybody.  All the world are good and  agreeable in your eyes.”

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