-England, late 18th century. In the circles of the provincial aristocracy, where wealth defines worth and marriage is a survival strategy, Elizabeth Bennet refuses to submit to the rules.
-In a world where a woman's value is measured by dowry and obedience, she chooses the most dangerous thing a woman of her time can do: to have an opinion. Intelligent, rebellious, and with a tongue sharp as a blade, she will clash with Mr. Darcy, a man as proud as he is enigmatic. Their mutual dislike, however, hides something far more dangerous than hatred: an attraction that neither is ready to admit.
-Amid social maneuvers, family scandals, and breathtaking twists, Jane Austen weaves a masterpiece of psychological insight. A novel about how pride blinds us, prejudice traps us, and love strikes exactly where we least expect it.
-Timeless, subversive, sharp, "Pride and Prejudice" is a book written two centuries ago and read as if it were published yesterday, because the questions it raises have never stopped concerning us: how well do we really know others, and how well do we know ourselves?
