Pride and Prejudice
A sharp-witted heroine challenges society and learns to see beyond first impressions.
About this book
Elizabeth Bennet, quick-witted and fiercely independent, navigates the strict social codes of Regency England as she and her four sisters face the pressures of marriage, money, and respectability. Jane Austen's sparkling novel pairs a keen-eyed social satire with a deft, slow-burning romance—populated by memorable characters, biting dialogue, and a central tension between pride and misunderstanding that keeps readers invested without melodrama. Elegant, warm, and endlessly readable, Pride and Prejudice delights with its moral intelligence and comic precision, inviting readers to reconsider the limits of first impressions and the surprising ways people change when seen clearly.