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Emma — Jane Austen (Penguin English Library)
R 60.00excl. tax
1 in stock
Description
'Emma' by Jane Austen follows Emma Woodhouse, a wealthy and confident young woman who delights in arranging the romantic affairs of those around her. Convinced of her own skill as a matchmaker, Emma repeatedly misreads the feelings and intentions of the people closest to her, with comic and sometimes painful consequences. Through Emma's gradual recognition of her own prejudices and mistakes, Austen explores love, marriage, class and the dangers of assuming that one understands others better than they understand themselves. First published in 1815, 'Emma' is one of Austen's most accomplished and enduringly witty novels.
Condition
Good condition, cover worn. Has some annotations.
Filed under: Classics
