Love and Friendship

Jane Austen was only fourteen when she wrote her debut story "Love and Friendship" in three notebooks, ironizing about the fashionable sentimental novels of the time. But readers could only get to know it after her death.
Young Laura enthusiastically plunges into the whirlpool of events when chance brings her together with Edward, who has run away from home after his father insisted on a marriage to someone he does not love. Laura and Edward are full of elevated romantic feelings, but is that enough to arrange a happy and prosperous future?

The book also includes the stories "Lady Susan" and "The Lesley Castle".

Who is this book for?
- For lovers of classic literature.
- For those who collect classic series