Romantic Classics: Little Women, Emma, Agnes Grey

Little Women: A "coming of age" tale loosely based on the authors own life. It follows the lives of four

sisters: Meg, Jo, Beth and Amy. Their father is serving as a minister to the troops during the American

civil war and the girls and their mother struggle to make ends meet. The well off neighbour Laurie takes

a liking to one of the girls but will romance blossom?

Emma: Emma Woodhouse loves to play matchmaker and is determined to find a suitor for her friend Harriot.

The trouble being that every suitable suitor she finds ends up falling for Emma herself but is Emma so

focused on Harriot she is failing to see what could be her own true love?

Agnes Grey: Agnes Grey is the debut novel of Anne Brontë, sister of Emily and Charlotte. The novel

follows Agnes Grey, a governess, as she works in several rich families, the novel is said to be based

largely on Anne Brontë's own experiences working as a governess.

Three timeless classics of the romance genre in one volume.