Pride and Prejudice (original 1813; édition 2000)

1. 506
   Emma par Jane Austen (CeciP)
2. 412
   Persuasion par Jane Austen (sturlington)
3. 385
   Jane Eyre par Charlotte Brontë (Headinherbooks_27)
4. 375
   Beaucoup de bruit pour rien par William Shakespeare (Shuffy2)

   Shuffy2: Beatrice and Benedick & Lizzie and Darcy- there are some similarties! This is my favorite of Shakespeare's comedies! Two characters who love to spar with words, 2 couples who love each other, and a bad guy! Perfect mix...

5. 324
   L'importance d'être Constant par Oscar Wilde (carlym)
6. 303
   Nord et Sud par Elizabeth Gaskell (BookishRuth, Shuffy2)

   Shuffy2: Mr. Darcy and Mr. Thornton are both of the same cloth, a love story you can really sink into!

7. 314
   Northanger Abbey par Jane Austen (Bonzer)
8. 281
   The Annotated Pride and Prejudice par Jane Austen (humouress)

   humouress: For those who love Pride and Prejudice, and want to know more about the context it was written in, the annotated version adds depth to Jane Austen's work.

9. 274
   Femmes et filles par Elizabeth Gaskell (dawnlovesbooks)
10. 275
    Cranford par Elizabeth Gaskell (chrisharpe)

    chrisharpe: Both novels offer a similar sort of wry look at the foibles of the English classes in the 18th / 19th centuries. Both are so carefully observed and deliciously written that they remain classics.

11. 247
    Rebecca par Daphne Du Maurier (dawnlovesbooks)
12. 214
    Chez les heureux du monde par Edith Wharton (SandSing7)

    SandSing7: Wharton is as American as Austen is British. Read both works for a comparitive "across the pond" view on the novel of manners.

13. 167
    Le château de Cassandra par Dodie Smith (HollyMS)
14. 102
    Des femmes remarquables par Barbara Pym (carlym, dawnlovesbooks)
15. 82
    Comme une gazelle apprivoisée par Barbara Pym (lilithcat)

    lilithcat: Some Tame Gazelle was Barbara Pym's first book, but I would really recommend any of her works to admirers of Jane Austen. She has the same sensibility, the same grasp of the English social order and the English village, and populates her books with very similar people. But, more important, she has the same sense of humor, and the same marvelous touch with comedies of manners.… (plus d'informations)

16. 51
    The Cambridge Introduction to Jane Austen par Janet Todd (aynar)
17. 73
    Diary of a Provincial Lady par E. M. Delafield (lydiabarr)

    lydiabarr: Austen and Delafield are often compared...both have shrewdly observational sense of humor and an elaborately deadpan style. I love them both.

18. 30
    Raison et Sentiments par Jane Austen (spiralsheep)

    spiralsheep: I can't believe there isn't already a rec for this, the closest possible read-a-like.

19. 52
    Belinda par Maria Edgeworth (catherinestead)
20. 85
    The Making of Pride and Prejudice (BBC) par Susie Conklin (aynar)

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