An A-Z of Jane Austen by Michael Greaney


An A-Z of Jane Austen is a collection of 26 short essays about Jane Austen's works based around a word starting with each letter of the alphabet. I enjoyed this book, but it definitely has more of an academic tone. Overall, I found this to be very informative.

*I received a review copy from the publisher through Netgalley

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