Jane Austen: The Complete Novels

Celebrate 250 years of Jane Austen with this exquisite Folio limited edition. Historian Lucy Worsley provides a new introduction, with essays on each novel by writers including Sebastian Faulks and Elena Ferrante. Bound in specially woven silk and housed in a cloth presentation box, all six novels feature Sarah Young’s evocative woodcut illustrations – a joyful tribute to one of England’s greatest writers.

The Jane Austen Collection

Discover the wit and charm of Jane Austen with The Folio Society’s beautifully illustrated collection. Featuring her six classic novels, from Pride and Prejudice to Emma, this elegant set is perfect for long-time fans and new readers alike to enjoy Austen’s timeless stories in style.

Pride and Prejudice

When spirited Elizabeth Bennet crosses paths with the enigmatic Mr Darcy, misunderstandings, sharp words and reluctant admiration ensue. This sparkling comedy of manners is presented in a dazzling Folio edition that celebrates every moment of tension and triumph.

Emma

Emma Woodhouse is clever, confident and convinced she knows best – especially when it comes to love. The Folio edition captures all the charm, humour and matchmaking mayhem of Austen’s most playful novel.

Sense and Sensibility

Two sisters – level-headed Elinor and impulsive Marianne – are thrown into a world of romantic entanglements, family drama and financial uncertainty. Austen’s tale of heart versus head is brought to life in this edition with exquisite illustrations that capture every twist and turn.

Persuasion

Eight years after she was persuaded to end her engagement, Anne Elliot encounters Captain Wentworth once again – and must decide if it’s too late for a second chance. Emotionally resonant, this Folio edition honours Austen’s final, most quietly powerful novel.

Northanger Abbey

Catherine Morland adores gothic novels – so when she visits the grand and mysterious Northanger Abbey, her imagination runs wild. This Folio edition celebrates Austen’s gloriously tongue-in-cheek take on coming-of-age, romance and the perils of taking fiction too literally.

Mansfield Park

Quiet Fanny Price is sent to live with her wealthy relatives at Mansfield Park, where she must navigate snobbery, scandal and questions of conscience. The Folio edition brings fresh richness to one of Austen’s most complex heroines and her quietly powerful journey.