The Blue Castle

Elizabeth Bennet is smart, stubborn and sure she can't stand the proud Mr. Darcy. The original enemies-to-lovers story, still as witty and sharp as the day it was written.

Jane Austen

An orphan who refuses to be crushed grows up to become a governess at Thornfield Hall, where she falls for the mysterious Mr. Rochester. Romance, secrets and a heroine who never gives up her self-respect.

Charlotte Brontë

Seventeen-year-old Catherine Morland reads too many gothic novels and starts seeing mysteries everywhere, even in the house of the boy she likes. Austen's funniest book and the easiest place to start with her.

Jane Austen

Years after being talked out of marrying the man she loved, Anne Elliot meets him again. A quiet, moving story about second chances and listening to your own heart instead of others.

Jane Austen

Two sisters, one calm and careful, the other sixteen and all passion, both get their hearts broken. Austen shows that the head and the heart each have something to teach about love.

Jane Austen