Emma by Jane Austen Book Review: The Power Of Unlikable Characters - Rochi Zalani

The novel is set in a beautiful, British, fiction town, Highbury. Emma is beautiful, rich, smart but also meddlesome, deluded, and spoiled. She is not a likable character and you won’t really root for her when you read Emma by Austen.

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