Jane Austen 
Emma 

‘I am going to take a heroine whom no one but myself will much like, ‘ declared Jane Austen when she wrote Emma. But it turns out that readers loved Emma Woodhouse, a ”handsome, clever, and rich” young lady who enjoys meddling in others lives–until she nearly makes a mess of her own. Austens pointed look at romantic mishaps and matchmaking, social status in the Georgian age, and the importance of simple human kindness remains a joy to read. 

About the author

Fashion illustrator Sara Singhs art has appeared in such publications as
Vogue, the
New York Times, and
House Beautiful, and she has worked for designers like Givenchy, Tiffany, and Neiman Marcus.