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Emma: A Complete, Unbridged 1815 Special Edition with Historical Annotation and Author Biography

Emma: A Complete, Unbridged 1815 Special Edition with Historical Annotation and Author Biography

Charlotte Davis
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Jane Austen’s best-selling novel, Emma, is a romantic comedy about love, marriage, and personal growth.

Set in Highbury, England, in the early 19th century, Emma Woodhouse is a beautiful, clever, and single young heiress who is very content with her life and has no aspirations of marriage. What makes her happiest is acting as a matchmaker and interfering in the romantic lives of friends and family. However, after an entertaining sequence of comic mishaps and misunderstandings, Emma learns that what she wants is right in front of her.

With its imperfect but delightful heroine and witty and subtle exploration of relationships, marriage, and social status, Emma is frequently referred to as one of Jane Austen's most significant works.

Join the millions of readers who have made Jane Austen’s comedy, Emma , one of the most beloved romance novels ever written. Austen’s unique use of irony, witty realism and social commentary through a cast of endearing characters have earned her worldwide acclaim among critics and scholars for over two hundred years since her death, which has earned her worldwide acclaim among critics and scholars alike.

The Emma Jane Austen Edition is a beautiful and unique edition, with a detailed historical annotation and a biography of Jane Austen. It is ideal for collectors, admirers of Jane Austen novels, and enthusiasts of great classic literature.
Why the Viking Classic Editions are
Language
English
Pages
499
Format
Paperback
Release
December 23, 1815
ISBN 13
9798363113529

Emma: A Complete, Unbridged 1815 Special Edition with Historical Annotation and Author Biography

Charlotte Davis
0/5 ( ratings)
Read Download
Jane Austen’s best-selling novel, Emma, is a romantic comedy about love, marriage, and personal growth.

Set in Highbury, England, in the early 19th century, Emma Woodhouse is a beautiful, clever, and single young heiress who is very content with her life and has no aspirations of marriage. What makes her happiest is acting as a matchmaker and interfering in the romantic lives of friends and family. However, after an entertaining sequence of comic mishaps and misunderstandings, Emma learns that what she wants is right in front of her.

With its imperfect but delightful heroine and witty and subtle exploration of relationships, marriage, and social status, Emma is frequently referred to as one of Jane Austen's most significant works.

Join the millions of readers who have made Jane Austen’s comedy, Emma , one of the most beloved romance novels ever written. Austen’s unique use of irony, witty realism and social commentary through a cast of endearing characters have earned her worldwide acclaim among critics and scholars for over two hundred years since her death, which has earned her worldwide acclaim among critics and scholars alike.

The Emma Jane Austen Edition is a beautiful and unique edition, with a detailed historical annotation and a biography of Jane Austen. It is ideal for collectors, admirers of Jane Austen novels, and enthusiasts of great classic literature.
Why the Viking Classic Editions are
Language
English
Pages
499
Format
Paperback
Release
December 23, 1815
ISBN 13
9798363113529

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