Pride & Prejudice by J.Austen

Pride and Prejudice is a novel by Jane Austen, first distributed in 1813. The story follows the primary character, Elizabeth Bennet, as she manages issues of habits, childhood, profound quality, training, and marriage in the general public of the landed upper class of the British Regency. Elizabeth is the second of five girls of a nation honorable man, Mr Bennet, living in Longbourn.

The epic is set in England in the mid nineteenth century and recounts to the tale of Mr and Mrs Bennet's five unmarried little girls after two refined men have moved into their neighborhood: the rich and qualified Mr Bingley, and his status-cognizant companion, the considerably more extravagant and increasingly qualified Mr Darcy. While Bingley takes a prompt jumping at the chance to the oldest Bennet little girl, Jane, Darcy is scornful of nearby society and more than once conflicts with the Bennets' energetic second girl, Elizabeth.

Pride and Prejudice holds an interest for present day perusers, proceeding close to the highest point of arrangements of "most cherished books". It has gotten one of the most mainstream books in English writing, selling more than 20 million duplicates, and gets significant consideration from artistic researchers. Moreover, it has made ready for prime examples that possess large amounts of numerous contemporary writing within recent memory. Present day enthusiasm for the book has brought about various sensational adjustments and a plenitude of books and stories impersonating Austen's vital characters or topics.