Jane Austen The Complete 7 Books Collection Set - Emma, Pride & Prejudice - Classics - Hardback

Titles in This Set. Emma. Pride and Prejudice. Persuasion. Sanditon and Other Tales. Northanger Abbey. Sense and Sensibility. Mansfield Park. Details. Condition: Brand New. Format: Hardback. ISBN: 9781804453230. Publisher: Classic Editions. Age Range: Adult / Young Adult. Overview. Bring the complete world of Jane Austen home in one elegant hardback collection. This seven-book set gathers all of Austen's finished novels alongside her unfinished works, presenting her wit, romance and social satire in a beautifully bound edition. Ideal for devoted Janeites, students of classic literature, or anyone seeking a handsome addition to their bookshelf, this collection is a lasting tribute to one of English literature's most celebrated storytellers.. About the Books. Each hardback volume in this collection showcases Jane Austen's sharp wit and keen social observation. Emma follows the clever but misguided Emma Woodhouse as she navigates friendship, matchmaking and self-discovery in the village of Highbury. Pride and Prejudice, perhaps Austen's most beloved novel, traces the lively rivalry and romance between Elizabeth Bennet and Mr Darcy against the backdrop of Regency England. Persuasion, Austen's final completed novel, offers a mature and moving story of second chances between Anne Elliot and Captain Wentworth. Sanditon and Other Tales captures the author's late, unfinished seaside comedy alongside additional shorter works, offering a fascinating glimpse into her evolving style. Northanger Abbey, written early in her career but published after her death, delivers a light-hearted parody of Gothic novels through the eyes of the imaginative Catherine Morland. Sense and Sensibility contrasts the reserved Elinor and passionate Marianne Dashwood as they face love and loss, while Mansfield Park follows the quietly resilient Fanny Price as she navigates a household of privilege, temptation and moral testing. Together, these seven titles represent the full breadth of Austen's litera