Pride and Prejudice: find the book edition
This guide is for Jane Austen’s novel. Adding “book” or the author’s name to your search helps distinguish it from film adaptations, screenplays and commentary.
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Is it the right next read?
If your idea of the best love story books includes sharp conversation, family pressures and changing first impressions, this is a classic to consider. Romance is only one part of its appeal: social observation and irony matter throughout.
The older syntax and subtle narration can make it demanding for a new English reader. Try a chapter before choosing it as a first novel, or start with the alternatives in the beginner reading guide.
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