P&P = Guilt-free TV

Annelise wins Jane Austen contest 2004
I raised my daughter, Annelise, on the BBC P&P – perfect for when she was home sick. You get six fairly guilt-free hours out of it. You can’t say that with any other TV program.
When she was about three, I was wheeling her in her stroller at our local mall when all at once she cried out, “Prejudice!”
Everyone turned and looked at me accusingly; what was I teaching my kid?
“Huh?” I said, leaning over the stroller.
A big smile spread over her face.
“Mr. Darcy!” she cried.
The kid had the right idea. Too bad no one at the mall appreciated it.
Pamela Jane is the author of over thirty books from board books to memoir. She is also a writing coach, freelance writer, and public speaker. Learn more about her by booking a school visit, perusing her blog, or reading her memoir, An Incredible Talent for Existing: A Writer's Story.
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