Emma by Jane Austen

Emma Woodhouse is beautiful, intelligent, and perfectly content with her life. With no intention of marrying, she finds joy in meddling with the romantic lives of others. But nothing delights her more than interfering in the love lives of her friends. When she ignores the warnings of her good friend Mr. Knightley and attempts to match her protege Harriet Smith with a suitable partner, her carefully laid plans soon unravel, leading to unexpected consequences.

With its imperfect yet charming heroine and its witty, subtle exploration of relationships, Emma is often regarded as Jane Austen’s most refined and insightful novel. Through its exploration of misjudgments, misunderstandings, and personal growth, Emma remains one of Austen’s most beloved works.