Emma
Jane Austen
Emma Woodhouse is clever, beautiful and rich, and loves matchmaking between her friends and neighbours in the village of Highbury. Unfortunately, she seems to create more heartache than happiness, and never thinks about her own chances of love.
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Posted by cherryames727 (51 weeks ago ) Call me crazy, but I actually liked the movie better. Both the BBC version and the Hollywood one with Gwyneth Paltrow and Toni Collette. I felt this book by Austen was an Edwardian version of Sweet Valley High (oh God, I just dated myself.)
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Posted by tcook@abctales.com (1 year ago ) Quite the finest of Austen's books. Just magnificent in every sense (and sensibility). I read it and read it and read it.
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The first of the 'Roy Grace' books - and... said tcook@abctal...