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Fiction & Poetry, Classics & Modern Classics

Northanger Abbey

Jane Austen (author)

Paperback Published on: 01/01/2005

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Gloriously witty society novel

My first time reading Northanger Abbey and what a delight it was! We follow Catherine Morland as she enters the society of Bath and hijinks ensue. The Pos... READ MORE

Laura at Harrogate

Publisher information

Publisher: Editions Zulma
ISBN: 9782843042829
Number of pages: 256
Dimensions: 190 x 125 mm
Languages: English

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Northanger Abbey

'Austens gothic parody'You would never think of Jane Austen writing a book like this, its a story about a young girl called Catherine Moreland who (while h... READ MORE

MademoiselleBoleyn (Flickr)

Jane Austen - what's not to like!

I like the Everyman hardback collection. They are well put together and reasonably priced. The typeface is clear and easy to read. This particular novel i... READ MORE

Colin533

lovely book but not the colour in the picture.

Beautifully presented and a perfect addition to my collection. I love how it has maps and images and a bookmark attached. However my only complaint would b... READ MORE

Holly Stevenson

Good book.

I personally really liked this book. It is quite different from Austen’s other books, as it has a more ‘gothic’ theme to it. It is quite short and a really... READ MORE

Alice M

Personal observation

Thought to be Austen's first completed novel and due publication during 1803 it didn't see the light of day til 1818, a year after the death of the authore... READ MORE

Michael Rothwell