Books for the Serious Jane Austen Fan

The author includes photographs and in-depth narrative about the various locations, costumes and choreography of the making of this exquisite film starring Colin Firth and Jennifer Ehle. And while I only trust Amazon reader reviews to a point, this is the highest rated book on this list — a perfect 5 stars from over 50 reviewers.

Here is the complete text of "Pride and Prejudice" with over 2,300 annotations that cover everything from definitions of words to insightful literary comments.

Even the most avowed Jane Austen fan will pick up new tidbits about this incredible author.

A delightful time-travel novel... delightful, that is, if you're ok with a novel involving time travel.

This charming book is built upon a correspondence between Jane Austen and her niece Anna. Jane Austen's letter to Anna impart wisdom and what constitutes good manners in that time period.

This beautiful small gem treats the reader to a tour of Bath England; one of the cities where the Austen family resided. The author interlaces snippets from Jane Austen's books into this charming guidebook.

This book brings to life the world of Jane Austen's novels. A must for any Jane Austen fan.

Who doesn't love taking quizzes about their favorite subjects? What fun!!! Ok, not everyone likes taking quizzes, regardless of topic. But if you like taking quizzes — and you like Jane Austen — then this is the book for you.

This book explains the day-to-day practicalities for young ladies living in the Regency era (1811-1820). Great advice on how to ride side-saddle, pay a morning call and avoid dancing with an undesirable partner.

These letters written by Jane Austen from the ages of 20 until her death age 41, show that she was just as witty and spot-on with her razor-sharp observations in reality as she was in her fiction.

This charming cookbook is set against the backdrop of the period of Jane Austen's novels. Also included are recipes taken from the novels that have been adapted to present time. Pigeon pie anyone?

A great guide to daily life in 19th century England.