Mansfield Park by Jane Austen
Category: : Literary Fiction
Rating: 4.4/5
Pages: 364
About Book:
Fanny Price is ten when her poor parents send her to live with Bertrams, their rich relatives at Mansfield Park. The new life, however, has its own disadvantages. Her cousins, save Edmund, mistreat her. Her other aunt, who lives at Mansfield parsonage, treats her worse. Nonetheless, she grows up to be a fine, young lady. Then, one day voguish Mary and Henry Crawford come from London to stay at the parsonage. Their arrival transfigures Mansfield Park. Love and flirtation are in the air. Every young soul is smitten. Fanny has always liked Edmund but it s time she explored her true feelings for him. Published in 1814, Mansfield Park is Jane Austen s third and most intricate novel. It touches, including adultery, many subjects which do not appear in rest of her work. Like her other novels, it has been adapted for stage and screen many times.
Mansfield Park by Jane Austen
Category: : Literary Fiction
Rating: 4.4/5
Pages: 364
About Book:
Fanny Price is ten when her poor parents send her to live with Bertrams, their rich relatives at Mansfield Park. The new life, however, has its own disadvantages. Her cousins, save Edmund, mistreat her. Her other aunt, who lives at Mansfield parsonage, treats her worse. Nonetheless, she grows up to be a fine, young lady. Then, one day voguish Mary and Henry Crawford come from London to stay at the parsonage. Their arrival transfigures Mansfield Park. Love and flirtation are in the air. Every young soul is smitten. Fanny has always liked Edmund but it s time she explored her true feelings for him. Published in 1814, Mansfield Park is Jane Austen s third and most intricate novel. It touches, including adultery, many subjects which do not appear in rest of her work. Like her other novels, it has been adapted for stage and screen many times.
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Category: : Literary Fiction
Rating: 4.4/5
Pages: 364
About Book:
Fanny Price is ten when her poor parents send her to live with Bertrams, their rich relatives at Mansfield Park. The new life, however, has its own disadvantages. Her cousins, save Edmund, mistreat her. Her other aunt, who lives at Mansfield parsonage, treats her worse. Nonetheless, she grows up to be a fine, young lady. Then, one day voguish Mary and Henry Crawford come from London to stay at the parsonage. Their arrival transfigures Mansfield Park. Love and flirtation are in the air. Every young soul is smitten. Fanny has always liked Edmund but it s time she explored her true feelings for him. Published in 1814, Mansfield Park is Jane Austen s third and most intricate novel. It touches, including adultery, many subjects which do not appear in rest of her work. Like her other novels, it has been adapted for stage and screen many times.
