Very humorous and interesting romance, with a happy ending.

Always a favorite book of mine…it is nice to have it in Books on my phone so that I can read it on my vacation.

it's easy to see why this is jane austen's most well-known novel. it's clever and relatable even more than a hundred years after it was written.

Near the beginning of the book I read a review say that Emma would mature and I thought sarcastically “ I can wait for that” the character development was amazing. Not only Emma’s but from multiple characters.

This book was difficult for me to read without bumping in to the double negatives, the outdated spelling, the constant worrying about what other characters think. I enjoyed the humor.

A matchmaker whose failure was really success in the end

Jane Austen is adored by many people whose opinion I respect. But I found Emma to be slow and tedious. Maybe I’m missing something, but to me it seemed like one long soap opera, enlivened very little by the occasional nuggets of Austen‘s famously dry wit.

As far as slow burn and confessions go, for this book: uninteresting. Austin had the audacity to summarize the final confession rather than allow the characters to speak.

Even if you don’t like older style English literature, this book is worth your attention. If you love romance and drama, please read it.

Wasn’t interested