An absorbing collection of Jane Austen's sharpest, most profound, and most amusing observations
An absorbing collection of Jane Austen's sharpest, most profound, and most amusing observations
"A lady without a family, was the very best preserver of furniture in the world." —Persuasion
Featuring wry insights on human nature, money, marriage, life, and society, these inimitable quotes are taken directly from Jane Austen's novels as well as her highly entertaining personal letters. They are accessible, thematically organized, and elegantly decorated, ensuring that this wonderful and witty volume will delight every Austen devotee.
Reviews
"While I’m not a die-hard Jane Austen fan, I’m quickly becoming one with this book and it's making me more interested in her novels just by reading it." —The Write Stuff
Author Biography
Dominique Enright is the author of numerous books, including The Boys' Book, Pocket Poets Keats, Pocket Poets Kipling, The Wicked Wit of William Shakespeare, The Wicket Wit of Winston Churchill, and The Wit and Wisdom of Jane Austen.