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Warning, this book review contains an overdose of hate.
In our novel about Emma, the daughter of a rich man, who is selfish, arrogant, jealous, and absurdly 100% sure of the truth of her ridiculous thoughts, with her matchmaking curiosity and unnecessary meddling in other people's business, the adjective of repulsiveness is given by Mr. We understand that Emma, who could even be taken away by Elton, is a rather unpleasant character because she sees herself as superior to everyone else, speaks like an expert and does not hesitate to intervene in other people's lives, finds faults in everyone and criticizes them for not being noble, but takes up matchmaking as a profession like her aunt Gün and is proud of it. All the characters in the book praise Emma's intelligence, but all these events develop because Emma constantly misunderstands / cannot understand things. Likewise, his father, a dissatisfied and annoying type who hesitates to take three steps and annoys his guests. Yes, I hated the Woodhouses throughout my family. However, since it was a Jane Austen novel, I persisted and finished the book.
The first 300 pages of the 480-page book were quite monotonous and static for me. Without much incident, I read Emma's empty ideas that no one was curious about, and the more I read, the more bored I became. Realizing his nonsense towards the end reduced my hatred to some extent, but as can be seen, it did not end it...
The main person who makes the book bearable is Mr. We should not forget Knightley. Another person has been added to the list of book characters I love. I wish Emma; The time he spent with Harriet was a little bit of Mr. If he had spent time with Knightley, we would have read more about this duo.
As for the conclusion; I have read Pride and Prejudice by the author before. I found him much more successful than Emma. It is generally described as a romance novel, but due to Emma's nonsense, there was not much room for love in the novel. The extremely static plot and repulsive characters until the last 100 pages also turned me off from the book. I had a hard time finishing the book at times. So do I recommend it? Mr. Worth reading for the Knightley honey. However, if you are looking for a passionate romance novel, it will not appeal to you.
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