Jane Austen 
Emma 

‘Emma’, the book that was written by English descent woman author Jane Austen when she was thirty-nine, is one of the most beloved novels of her. It is said that ‘Emma’ was the favourite novel of herself too.



‘Emma’ was published in 1915 and since then it has always been appreciated and read by so many. In ‘Emma’, Jane Austen who is regarded as the best English author after Shakespeare deals with tangled relationships take place in England of 19th century. Just like it is in her other books, she used an immersive writing style, though its progress slowly. ‘Emma’ is quite predictable as for its ending, yet enjoyable; it is not a burden to read, rather very gripping.



Young and beautiful Emma Woodhouse meddles in the love lives of her friends. After convincing her companion Harriet Smith to break off her engagement to a man Emma believes to be too common, a series of misunderstandings eventually teaches Emma that she doesn’t know what’s best for everyone. At the end, she finds happiness with her beloved Mr. Knightley.