Northanger Abbey. A Clever Parody and Tender Coming-of-Age Story from the Beloved Author of Pride and Prejudice
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- Nombre de pages143
- FormatePub
- ISBN978-2-38691-430-0
- EAN9782386914300
- Date de parution16/05/2025
- Protection num.Digital Watermarking
- Taille482 Ko
- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurZenith Golden Quill
Résumé
What happens when a naïve young reader mistakes fiction for real life?
Northanger Abbey is Jane Austen's first completed novel-an affectionate satire of gothic novels and a heartfelt tale of youth, romance, and self-discovery. The story follows Catherine Morland, an ordinary girl with an extraordinary imagination, as she navigates high society, misreads intentions, and suspects murder in a grand abbey straight out of her favorite books.
Austen playfully critiques literary trends while weaving a sweet and insightful love story.
With her signature wit and irony, she shows us that growing up sometimes means learning to see the world-and ourselves-more clearly. This annotated and illustrated edition includes historical context and commentary, ideal for students, classic literature fans, and Austen enthusiasts. "Austen's most humorous and self-aware work." - The New Yorker "Both parody and homage-a delightful read for gothic and romantic fiction lovers alike." - The Guardian Click Buy Now and explore Jane Austen's charming take on gothic romance and real-world wisdom.
With her signature wit and irony, she shows us that growing up sometimes means learning to see the world-and ourselves-more clearly. This annotated and illustrated edition includes historical context and commentary, ideal for students, classic literature fans, and Austen enthusiasts. "Austen's most humorous and self-aware work." - The New Yorker "Both parody and homage-a delightful read for gothic and romantic fiction lovers alike." - The Guardian Click Buy Now and explore Jane Austen's charming take on gothic romance and real-world wisdom.



















