Love and Freindship: and Other Youthful Writings is a collection of early works by Jane Austen. It features a variety of stories and letters that explore themes of romance, friendship, and societal expectations. Key pieces include "Love and Freindship," "The Beautifull Cassandra," and "Lesley Castle," showcasing Austen's wit and budding literary talent.
Humorous
Playful
Romantic
Nostalgic
Reviews & Readership
4.1
1,388 ratings
58%Loved it
32%Mixed feelings
10%Not a fan
Review Roundup
Love and Freindship: and Other Youthful Writings showcases Jane Austen's early wit and creativity. Readers appreciate the humor, charm, and glimpses of her developing style. However, some note a lack of polish compared to her later works. Overall, it's a delightful insight into Austen's formative years, offering enjoyment for both fans and scholars.
Who Should Read Love and Freindship: and Other Youthful Writings?
A reader who enjoys Love and Freindship: and Other Youthful Writings by Jane Austen likely appreciates witty satire, early examples of social commentary, and classic British literature. This audience also might enjoy the humor and societal insights found in books like Northanger Abbey or Pride and Prejudice.
4.1
1,388 ratings
58%Loved it
32%Mixed feelings
10%Not a fan
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Book Details
Pages
446
Format
Short Story • Fiction
Genre
Classic Fiction•Historical Fiction•Humor
Setting
England • 1790s
Topic
World History
Publication Year
1790
Audience
Adult
Recommended Reading Age
14-18 years
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