Emma

What happens when someone who believes she understands everyone else discovers that she may not understand herself? Meet Emma Woodhouse, an intelligent, wealthy, and confident young woman who enjoys arranging romantic matches among those around her. Jane Austen's Emma follows Emma's attempts at matchmaking as her confidence repeatedly clashes with the realities of love, friendship, and human nature. Her well-intentioned interference creates misunderstandings that gradually force her to reconsider her judgments and assumptions. With sharp social observation, witty dialogue, memorable characters, and a carefully developed romantic plot, Austen explores class, marriage, friendship, pride, self-awareness, and personal growth. First published in 1815, Emma remains one of Jane Austen's most beloved novels and one of the great comedies of English literature. Join Emma on a charming journey of matchmaking, mistakes, self-discovery, and love in Jane Austen's Emma.