Emma: Roman. Osten J.

Emma (1816) - the fourth big novel Jane Osten, the last published during her lifetime. The most caustic, accurate and sarcastic of the works of the famous writer is devoted to a beautiful, young and arrogant woman Emma Woodhaus. The heroine is not poor, she has everything - a brilliant education, a good house, a loving father, a fortune. It would seem that an enviable party was prepared for her. But she is in no hurry to marry, she prefers to make diversity in her leisure, arranging the fate of her friends and acquaintances, and she, in her own deep conviction, has a special gift. Engaged in someone else's personal life, Emma almost looked at her own happiness. Roman found a second life in a brilliant film adaptation.