Jane Austen: Emma. Printed book.

Jane Austen is rightfully considered the first lady of English literature. Her works are required reading in all colleges and universities in Great Britain. Her books are recognized masterpieces that captivate with their sincerity and simplicity of plot.
“Emma” is the author's most biting, precise, and sarcastic work, as well as the last to be published during her lifetime.
Emma Woodhouse is a beautiful, intelligent, and self-assured young woman. She is young, carefree, and popular in society. She has a fine home, a loving father, a fortune, and... one bad habit. Trying to occupy her leisure time, Emma helps arrange the love lives of her friends, offering them advice and engineering chance encounters. However, she is a lousy matchmaker and often finds herself in awkward situations. Miss Woodhouse herself has no husband, yet she is certain she will never marry, preferring instead to arrange the fates of those around her. Nevertheless, she really ought to look after herself and not overlook her own happiness.

Author: Jane Austen

Translation: Elizaveta Stolpovskaya

Pages: 512 (offset). Hardcover

Dimensions: 220x147x31 mm

Series: Elegant Classics