Jane Austen

Jane Austen's timeless masterpiece about love, relationships, misunderstandings and the tag-of-war between the sexes has held a special place of affection in the hearts of men and women ever since it was first published. Whether you admire Mr Darcy or feel a longing for Elizabeth Bennet the chances are that this is a book which is amongst the ones you dip in from time to time when you want to re-acquaint yourself with Jane Austen's gentle world or read again in order to experience the thrill and gentle tension of Pride and Prejudice.

With millions of fans all over the world Jane Austen's masterpiece set in Georgian England this is an enhanced volume which contains contextual information regarding the background of the time the novel was set as well as extra information about the author herself.

Take it with you wherever you are. Enjoy it in your smartphone, PDA, laptop or PC. Dip into it for moments of sanity when at work or use it to break the tedium of long journeys and commutes. Pride and Prejudice will thrill you, mentally refresh you and psychologically energise you as few novels could ever do.

An indispensable addition to your Classics bookshelf this is the book which you can knowledgeably talk about equally with men and women. With a Bluffer's Guide to help you sound brilliant in any dinner-table setting, we can guarantee you can sound like a Gerorgian-era scholar in less than five minutes!

"Jane Austen is a novelist with an extremely narrow focus that extends, surprisingly, into a wide range of concerns. Her books can be viewed most simply as eerily-good romance novels." review by John Thornton.

"Pride and Prejudice" was first published on January 28, 1813. Jane Austen's novel was written during the Romantic period, and it was her second novel. "Pride and Prejudice" is regarded by many to be her most famous and best-loved work of fiction, with its focus on young ladies in search of husbands. Discover the words of Jane Austen's classic, Pride and Prejudice. - Modern Classics Reviews