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Includes QR code for the free audiobook Adaptations to help readers enjoy and learn the classic story before approaching the original texts Beautifully illustrated to attract a younger audience
Includes QR code for the free audiobook Adaptations to help readers enjoy and learn the classic story before approaching the original texts Beautifully illustrated to attract a younger audience
Includes QR code for the free audiobook Adaptations to help readers enjoy and learn the classic story before approaching the original texts Beautifully illustrated to attract a younger audience
Includes QR code for the free audiobook Adaptations to help readers enjoy and learn the classic story before approaching the original texts Beautifully illustrated to attract a younger audience
Adaptations to help readers enjoy and learn the classic story before approaching the original texts Beautifully illustrated to attract a younger audience Includes QR code for a free audiobook
Includes QR codes for the free audiobooks A great way to introduce children to classic literature Beautifully illustrated to attract a younger audience Includes a personal journal and a rarely published title - Love and Friendship
Includes QR code for the free audiobook Adaptations to help readers enjoy and learn the classic story before approaching the original texts Beautifully illustrated to attract a younger audience
The Complete Jane Austen Children's Collection (Easy Classics) | Part of Sweet Cherry Publishing’s Jane Austen series, Gemma Barder’s breezy adaptation of Pride and Prejudice has been thoughtfully re-written and fine-tuned for a young readership. “A single man of good fortune must want a wife! And we have five daughters!” Mrs Bennet declares with delight on discovering “that a rich man called Mr Bingley had rented the largest house in her neighbourhood”. Propelled by their mother’s dogged devotion to see them married to rich suitors, it’s not long before the Bennet sisters meet Mr Bingley and the eldest of them - Jane - is invited to dance by the man himself! While smart, straight-talking Lizzy is drawn to Mr Bingley’s wealthy, handsome friend, Mr Darcy, she’s understandably enraged when she overhears him describing her as merely “tolerable”. But first impressions and surface appearances can be deceptive… The comic complexities of the novel’s plot and themes - among them love, integrity, class, snobbery, societal constraints and conventions - are handled with lively age-appropriate lucidity, often delivered through dialogue that dances off the tongue, which makes it great for reading aloud. This adaptation is sure to keep young readers entertained, while offering plenty of scope for further discussion of the themes, and acting as a springboard to future enjoyment of the original novel.
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