Emma (Readings Classics)
Jane Austen created Emma for herself. Heroine whom no one but myself will much like, she observed. However, Emma is universally liked. She is a young, witty, and happy-go-lucky girl who takes immense delight in matchmaking while paying no attention to her own prospects. She sets out to find a match for her friend without knowing the dangers of forced involvement. Emma was first published in 1815. As with her other novels, Austen explores in it the lives of genteel women in Georgian-Regency England. With picturesque details and engaging characters, Emma is Austen s best-loved comedy. First Published in 1815
Jane Austen created Emma for herself. Heroine whom no one but myself will much like, she observed. However, Emma is universally liked. She is a young, witty, and happy-go-lucky girl who takes immense delight in matchmaking while paying no attention to her own prospects. She sets out to find a match for her friend without knowing the dangers of forced involvement. Emma was first published in 1815. As with her other novels, Austen explores in it the lives of genteel women in Georgian-Regency England. With picturesque details and engaging characters, Emma is Austen s best-loved comedy. First Published in 1815
