Pride and Prejudice, Annotated by Jane Austen

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_ Dyslexia Prints Pride and Prejudice: Dyslexic Edition makes use of the award-winning typeface created by Christian Boer. Complete with its colourful array of dynamic characters, hysterical dialogue, and, of course, one the worlds most loved literary couples, Pride and Prejudice is a timeless tale of relationships, social class, and integrity. Pride and Prejudice remains one of the most treasured novels in the English language, with over 20 million copies sold. However, the events that follow, unforeseen and staggering as they are, only serve to throw the unlikely twosome together further-and force Elizabeth to reconsider her prejudices. And when Elizabeths and Darcys lives are irrevocably intertwined, Elizabeth pledges her aversion to him will only grow. Elizabeth Bennett-self-assured, controlled, and quick to judge-is not enamoured by Fitzwilliam Darcys abundant wealth nor his social standing, and neither is the bachelor swayed by Elizabeths quick wit and vivacious temperament. Book Synopsis It is a truth universally acknowledged, that a single man in possession of a good fortune, must be in want of a wife.

About the Book Pride and Prejudice: Dyslexic Edition makes use of the award-winning typeface created by Christian Boer, specially designed to enhance understanding and provide readers with an enjoyable reading experience.

Pride and Prejudice, Annotated by Jane Austen