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Jenny Agutter reads a condensed version of Austen’s best-loved story of the five Bennett girls and single men in possession of good fortunes. This Young Adult Classics set includes a CD-ROM study guide.

This volume includes the humorous stories ‘Evelyn’, in which a gentleman travelling to a village in Sussex finds himself offered food, wine…and a bride, and ‘Kitty, or the Bower’, starring an independent, witty and outspoken heroine not unlike Elizabeth Bennet.

Austen’s second notebook contains some of her funniest pieces, including the epistolary stories ‘Love and Friendship’ and ‘Lesley Castle’, a young lady’s guide to behaving badly, and her hilarious parody ‘The History of England’, illustrated with watercolour portraits by her sister Cassandra.

Jane Austen explores the psychology of romantic love as she tells the story of Mrs Dashwood and her daughters Elinor and Marianne – one full of good sense, the other prone to romantic notions.

Mr and Mrs Bennet have five daughters, no sons and a property entailed to a male cousin. At least one ‘good marriage’ is necessary, but with Elizabeth’s hasty judgements, Mr D’Arcy’s prideful demeanour and misunderstandings all round – can it ever be achieved?

Jane Austen's first novel tells the story of Mrs Dashwood and her two daughters, Elinor and Marianne – one full of good sense, the other prone to romantic notions. Originally published in three volumes in 1811, the novel is read here, unabridged, by Juliet Stevenson.

The first of Jane Austen's major novels follows the Dashwood sisters, Elinor full of good sense, Marianne capricious and emotional, as they search for romantic fulfilment within the confines of Georgian society.

Emma Woodhouse's determination to arrange marriages for her friends, while avoiding one for herself, leads to a painful series of misunderstandings in Austen's timeless comedy of manners. This Oneworld Classics edition includes notes and short accounts of Jane Austen's life and work.

Jane Austen's first novel, Lady Susan is written in epistolary style and tells the story of the recently widowed Lady Susan Vernon, an intelligent and highly manipulative woman intent on procuring financially secure matches for herself and her daughter. The novel is read here by a full cast led by Harriet Walter.