Jane Austen's Emma: Re-told and original
Sutherland Shire Libraries
Wednesday, May 08, 2013
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Jane Austen's Emma by Nancy Butler, illustrated by Janet Lee.
Add a modern twist and read this unique and enjoyable retelling graphic novel. A colourful simplified version, this is a great introduction to the classic novel for younger readers.
The importance of being Emma by Juliet Archer
Mark Knightley - handsome, clever, rich - is used
to women falling at his feet. Except Emma Woodhouse, who's like part of the
family - and the furniture. When their relationship changes dramatically, is it
an ending or a new beginning? With its clueless heroine and entertaining plot, this
modern re-telling of Jane Austen's "Emma" stays true to the original, while
giving fresh insights into the mind of its thoroughly updated and irresistible
hero.

Clueless.
Emma becomes Clueless in this contemporary movie inspired by Jane Austen's original tale.