Before she was the queen of romantic satire, Jane Austen was a teenager with a pen-and an unshakable sense of humor.
Juvenilia: Volume II collects more of Austen's early, often outrageous short stories and parodies, written in her teens and full of bold heroines, wild plots, and a fearless wit that hinted at the brilliance to come.
These tales are not just literary curiosities-they're playful, clever, and surprisingly modern, offering fans a glimpse into the young mind that would eventually write Pride and Prejudice, Emma, and Persuasion.
"For Austen devotees, this is like discovering a hidden diary-witty, wicked, and wonderfully unrefined."
Why You'll Love It
Reveals Austen's earliest literary voice-brilliant, unfiltered, and hilarious
A must-have for collectors, scholars, and fans of Lady Susan, Sanditon, and Emma
Perfect for readers who love strong female voices and classic British literature
Meet the Bold, Brilliant Girl Who Became Jane Austen.
Add Juvenilia: Volume II to your Kindle or shelf and enjoy the rebellious beginnings of one of literature's greatest storytellers.
