Jane Austen is rightly considered the first lady of English literature. Her works are mandatory reading in all colleges and universities in Great Britain. Her books are recognized masterpieces that captivate with their sincerity and simplicity of plot. "Emma" is the most biting, precise, and sarcastic of the writer's works, and it is also the last one published during her lifetime. This story is quite atypical: the heroine is not poor; she has everything — a good house, a loving father, wealth, except for a husband. But she is not in a hurry to get married, preferring to arrange the fates of her friends and acquaintances, often getting herself into awkward situations. In doing so, while meddling in others' personal lives, Emma almost overlooked her own happiness…
