Pride and Prejudice

Pride and Prejudice's main messages are that first impressions aren't always correct, that love and respect are critical to a happy marriage, and that inflexible gender roles are unfairly limiting.


An enjoyable romance with lovable characters, emotion, and beautiful writing, Pride and Prejudice is the story of a young woman in the 19th century, Elizabeth Bennet, and her five husband-hunting sisters.


When Elizabeth meets Mr Darcy, she is repelled by his overbearing pride and prejudice towards her family.

Fans of romance, family-oriented stories, comedies, and regency novels will love this story.


This edition from 5310 Publishing comes with:

- Unique illustrations that represent the main scenes and characters.

- The manuscript was revised and edited for today's English standards.

- Distinctive sketches and graphics that help bring this classic into life.


Pride and Prejudice is a classic love story because it set the pattern for a modern popular love story, the story in which an independent-minded and fascinating woman is loved by a remote, powerful man.


The attraction between the two of them is exhibited as hostility, at least for the first half of the book. It is the pattern imitated by three-quarters of the romance novels on the shelves.


Pride and Prejudice is a classic love story in its assumption that love is healthy, that love can actually improve a person’s character, that people of integrity understand the importance of love in marriage, that their capacity to love is a measure of their integrity, that love in marriage is not only a romantic ideal but a moral one as well, and that sensible people can not only marry both lovingly and prudently, but that love can help them make their way in an absurd world.