Emma
Paperback Published on: 15/12/2000
Price: £5.50
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Matchmaker,matchmaker, make me a match
Self-important, gossipy and sometimes just plain rude, Emma Woodhouse is an Austen heroine worlds away from her Pride and Prejudice counterpart, Elizabeth ... READ MORE
Matchmaker,matchmaker, make me a match
Self-important, gossipy and sometimes just plain rude, Emma Woodhouse is an Austen heroine worlds away from her Pride and Prejudice counterpart, Elizabeth ... READ MORE
Matchmaker,matchmaker, make me a match
Self-important, gossipy and sometimes just plain rude, Emma Woodhouse is an Austen heroine worlds away from her Pride and Prejudice counterpart, Elizabeth ... READ MORE
Matchmaker,matchmaker, make me a match
Self-important, gossipy and sometimes just plain rude, Emma Woodhouse is an Austen heroine worlds away from her Pride and Prejudice counterpart, Elizabeth ... READ MORE
Matchmaker,matchmaker, make me a match
Self-important, gossipy and sometimes just plain rude, Emma Woodhouse is an Austen heroine worlds away from her Pride and Prejudice counterpart, Elizabeth ... READ MORE
Emma Woodhouse, Handsome, clever, rich...
Emma Woodhouse has lived 21 years in the world with very little to vex her. On the Marriage of her companion to Mr Weston she is left alone with her hypoch... READ MORE
Insightful, clever & fun!
From beginning to end, this novel was so much fun – a surprising description for a literary classic, yet extremely accurate. The excitement came from its c... READ MORE
Clever, witty classic
This is a great example of the wit and light social touch of Jane Austen, featuring a group of genteel families in a small town in Surrey as they engage in... READ MORE
Synopsis
Cambridge Literature is a series of literary texts edited for study by students aged 14-18 in English-speaking classrooms. It includes novels, poetry, short stories, and essays. The series is extensive and open-ended, and provides school students with a range of edited texts taken from a wide geographical spread. It includes writing in English from various genres and differing times. Emma by Jane Austen is edited by Mary Berry, Educational Consultant.
Publisher information
- Publisher: Cambridge University Press
- ISBN: 9780521634984
- Number of pages: 384
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‘Emma’ is amazing in my opinion. It is one of Jane Austen’s funniest novels. The commentary and gossip is what makes it great. The love stories is also one... READ MORE
Lovely and complete
Great book
Brilliant
Never easier to learn mandarin.
Must read!
Emma’ is an amazing book in my opinion. It is one of Jane Austen’s funniest novels. The commentary and gossip is what makes it great. The love stories is a... READ MORE
Or how Love comes slowly
This is one of Jane Austen's masterpieces in disguise. There is no Mr Darcy. There is no passionate declaration of unreciprocated Love. There are no stubbo... READ MORE
Female, ergo done
Whilst it is Austen season -because it has been 250 years since her birth (16th December 1775)- a text like Emma should, really, be read whenever possible ... READ MORE
One of my favourite books
Emma was once famously described by Jane Austen as a character who no one but herself would like, is one of my favourite Jane Austen characters. Emma is ri... READ MORE