Emma
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- 9789815162714
- AUS J
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Gandhi Smriti Library | AUS J (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Checked out to Happy Velley Hostel (HappyVellery) | 2025-08-30 | 177008 |
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Aus J Pride and Prejudice | AUS J Mansfield Park | AUS J Pride and prejudice | AUS J Emma | AUS J Northanger Abbey | AUS S Hope | AUZ HFC Auzaar |
In the world of Emma, love, self-discovery, and matchmaking intertwine in a charming countryside town. Emma is Austen’s most vivid heroine : beautiful, spoilt, generous, and exceptionally witty. While caring for her demanding father, life in the quaint town becomes tiresome. Seeking amusement, Emma immerses herself in the art of matchmaking, set to unite her orphaned friend, Harriet Smith with the eligible clergyman Mr. Elton.
However, her astute neighbor, Mr. Knightley calls her out for seeking her own interest and not her friend’s. Both Emma and Mr.Knightly are attracted to one another, primarily because only they can match each other’s wit and intelligence. Emma’s path towards maturity and self-awareness is a poignant story. A captivating exploration of personal growth, as she navigates the consequences of her meddling.
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