Jane Austen's books are recognized worldwide as the benchmark of English prose. They are always on everyone's lips. "Pride and Prejudice" is the most popular women's novel, which has been adapted many times for film and staged on theatrical platforms, captivating and inspiring with its beautiful story of love that overcomes all obstacles. It subtly illustrates a woman's pride, often preventing her from revealing her true feelings and confessing her deep desires, the prejudice of society dictating rules of behavior, the influence of people on the opinions and actions of others, and the attainment of happiness regardless of the circumstances. The author herself admitted that the work turned out too "sunny and sparkling," although she intended to make it stricter and more correct. The edition is perfectly complemented by classic illustrations by Charles Brock.
