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Mansfield Park: A Classic Novel of Love, Duty and Society

Jane Austen (author), Michelle Datin (editor), Copyright (editor)

Paperback Published on: 15/12/2025

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An Austen Fanatic

At first I had very little that was good to say about Mansfield Park, but as soon as I truly committed myself to the moral, well mannered, but extremely sh... READ MORE

Taran Baker at Milton Keynes Mid Place

Synopsis

Mansfield Park is one of Jane Austen's most thoughtful and mature novels. Sent from her poor family to live with wealthy relatives, young Fanny Price grows up observing the values, hypocrisies and expectations of polite society. Through wit, emotional depth and unforgettable characters, Austen explores integrity, class, romance and personal strength in this enduring literary masterpiece.

Publisher information

Publisher: PKI BOOKS
ISBN: 9789538569111
Number of pages: 512
Dimensions: 198 x 129 mm
Languages: English

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A Gentle story full of Interesting Observation

If your experience of Jane Austen heroines is Elizabeth Bennett then you will find Fanny Price insipid but stick with her. This novel is the transition fro... READ MORE

Julia Rabbitts

Mansfield Park

Juliet Stevenson is the perfect reader for this classic novel. She gives each character a believable unique voice, and brings Austen's language alive with ... READ MORE

Barnaby Walter

Vignettes from a social milieu.

488pp plus Introduction make the bare bones of Austen's third novel. Building through accretions into chapter vignettes there's a lively intelligence behin... READ MORE

Michael Rothwell

Her own thoughts and reflections were habitually her best companions

My first read of a Jane Austen novel. I really enjoyed the story. Really well written. Ignore anyone who says this is a difficult read. For me these so... READ MORE

Andrew Wishaw