Pride and Prejudice

<p><strong><em>It is a truth universally acknowledged that a single man in possession of a good fortune must be in want of a wife.</em></strong></p><p>With every one of Jane Austen's novels still in print more than two hundred years after their initial publication <em>Pride and Prejudice</em> remains her most beloved and enduring work.</p><p>Elizabeth Bennet the second oldest of five daughters would already be married if her mother had anything to say about it. At twenty-one she is headstrong clever kind and most of all unwilling to settle for a loveless match. When she meets the proud Mr. Darcy they immediately misjudge one another but soon challenge and ultimately change each other in a story with as much comedy and satire as drama and romance.</p><p>Featuring 40 illustrations by renowned Austen illustrator Charles E. Brock this <strong>Top Five Classics</strong> edition includes the unabridged text an informative introduction and a detailed author biography.</p>