Six published novels, as well as two unfinished novels, one novella and a variety of childhood works.
Her main works are:
Sense and Sensibility
Mansfield Park
Emma
Persuasion
Northanger Abbey
Yes, there are several books that explore Jane Austen's life and work from a historical perspective. Some examples include "Jane Austen: The World of Her Novels" by Deirdre Le Faye and "Jane Austen's England" by Roy and Lesley Adkins. These books offer insights into the historical context in which Austen lived and wrote.
Six.Pride and PrejudiceSense and SensibilityPersuasionMansfield ParkNorthanger AbbeyEmma
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Jane Austen was in love, but his family did not condone her. he left got married to someone else and she stayed miserable basically. her sister was engaged but her fiance died of some weird disease....... she turned to her books. No one really has an answer for that. she didn t talk much. many Jane Austen biographies were written after she died.
Jane Austen never married and had no children.
Jane Austen wrote one play, called "Sir Charles Grandison," adapted from the novel by Samuel Richardson, in the period of about 1795 to 1800. It was not published until many years after she died, and is not considered one of her mature works.
Twilight, Dark Blade Brotherhood, Blue Bloods, The Night World Series (all have to deal with soulmates.) Romeo and Juilet, A midsummers night dream... there are so many to actually count them all.
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Jane Austen dedicated the novel Emma to the Prince of Wales, but not by choice. It was requested by the Prince himself that the dedication be made. Jane Austen thought the Prince to be a dirty adulterer and this can be found in many letters she wrote to friends and family.
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