Book Series · 4 Books

Oxford World's Classics Books

In order from Sense and Sensibility to Great Expectations.

The Oxford World's Classics series is a set of 4 chapter books by Jane Austen, published between 1811 and 1861. Most books run about 500 pages. Subjects across the series include sisters, marriage, and social classes.

Sense and Sensibility
Madame Bovary
Great Expectations
The Ecclesiastical History of the English People
Sense and Sensibility
Where the story begins

First Book in the Series

Sense and Sensibility
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$695
Book #1 · Chapter Book · Ages 17–+ · 1811

Sense and Sensibility

Two sisters navigate love and society's constraints, facing fortune-hunters and heartbreak.

327 pages
Paperback
Summary: Elinor and Marianne Dashwood face a world where love is overshadowed by wealth and status. Sensible Elinor struggles against fortune-hunters, while passionate Marianne risks heartbreak from deceitful suitors. As they journey through love and loss, the sisters must confront society's rigid expectations. Will they find happiness in a world ruled by self-interest, or will their dreams be dashed by the very society they must navigate? Discover the Dashwood sisters' poignant tale of resilience and hope in a world that demands conformity.
The complete set

Oxford World's Classics Series

4 books · Published 1811–1861

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$695

Sense and Sensibility

Chapter Book · Ages 17–+ · 1811

Two sisters navigate love and society's constraints, facing fortune-hunters and heartbreak.

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$1095

Madame Bovary

Chapter Book · 1856

A woman's quest for passion leads to a spiral of deceit and despair.

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$795

Great Expectations

Chapter Book · 1861

Pip's journey from humble beginnings to wealth tests his identity and values in a world of ambition and deceit.

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There are 4 books in the Oxford World's Classics series. It began with Sense and Sensibility in 1811, and the newest book, Great Expectations, was published in 1861.

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