![]() It comes in hardcover and soft cover binding too. ![]() Pride and prejudice hardcover series#Swoon!ĬLASSICS REIMAGINED, PRIDE AND PREJUDICE, by Jane Austen, illustrated by Alice Pattullo (2017)Ĭharming, delightful, and enchanting, this edition is part of the Classics Reimagined series that includes a full-unabridged text and full-color, folkloric illustrations by contemporary artist, Alice Pattullo. This beautifully designed book includes the full-unabridged text of Jane Austen’s novel, an introduced by Austen scholar Sebastian Faulks, and the stunning full-color illustrations by sisters Anna and Elena Balbusso. PRIDE AND PREJUDICE (Folio Society), by Jane Austen, illustrated by Anna and Elena Balbusso (2013)Īny Jane Austen fan would give their eye teeth for this glorious, illustrated collector’s edition from the Folio Society, a small press in England who create exquisite fine editions of classics. By condensing the story into 14 scenes, it is a perfect introduction to a young reader as well. Lushly illustrated by Becca Stadtlander, and part of the Classics Unfolded series, this title is protected by a gorgeous slipcase. If you are in a hurry, or just enjoy beautiful illustrations, this fold-out concertina style Pride and Prejudice is fast and fun. PRIDE AND PREJUDICE UNFOLDED: RETOLD IN PICTURES, by Jane Austen, illustrated by Becca Stadtlander (2015) Of my many editions of Jane Austen’s novels, this takes in pride of place on my bookshelf because it is colorful and beautiful. No Mansfield Park or Northanger Abbey yet, I am sorry to say. It is part of the Barnes & Nobel “flexibound” editions of collectible classics that also includes Austen’s Emma, Persuasion, and Sense and Sensibility. I love this cover because it is my favorite color, and the design is so appealing. PRIDE AND PREJUDICE (Barnes & Nobel Classics), by Jane Austen (2015) This striking red edition with a boldly stamped “A” for Austen is the first in a series of 26 unique hardcovers-featuring cover art by type superstar Jessica Hische. Sometimes you just want a beautiful cover to admire as much as what is inside. PRIDE AND PREJUDICE (Penguin Drop Caps), by Jane Austen (2012) ![]() The new cover is also appealing to a modern reader. ![]() In addition to the full-unabridged text it includes an excellent introduction by Austen scholar Margaret Drabble, which is both accessible and enlightening, and an entertaining afterword by bestselling historical romance author Eloisa James. With so many choices, I recommend the Signet Classics edition for the first-time reader and the veteran. There are 1,000s of paperback editions of this classic in print. PRIDE AND PREJUDICE (Signet Classics), by Jane Austen (2008) Here is a list of my favorite editions currently in print for pleasure readers, students, collectors, and Austen fans. The popularity of Jane Austen’s Pride and Prejudice, 200 years after its publication, cannot be debated…however, which edition should you read, gift, or collect? Thus began one of the most beloved novels ever written. “ It is a truth universally acknowledged, that a single man in possession of a good fortune, must be in want of a wife.” Jane Austen ![]()
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