Emma

Emma



Notices:Try to have more than 15 quotes Try to read ALL of Emma (unless you're Tessa) Meeting on Monday! **Members:** Maddy, Justine, Rachel, Tessa

2nd volume of Emma by 5/19 3rd volume (optional) ||
 * Requirement || Method ||
 * Discussion Days || Thursday 5/6, Wednesday 5/12, Wednesday 5/19 ||
 * Chapters Per Day/Week || 1st volume of Emma by 5/12

MAY Have book || __**6**__ || **__7__** Discuss Journal || 8 ||
 * Sun || Mon || Tues || Wed || Thurs || Fri || Sat ||
 * 2 || 3 || 4 || 5
 * 9 || __**10**__ || 11 || __**12**__

Volume I read (7 quotes) || 13 || **__14__** Discuss Journal || 15 || Volume II read (8 more quotes) || 20 || __**21**__ Discuss Journal || 22 || Last meeting! || __**25**__ Turn in project! || 26 || 27 || 28 || 29 ||
 * 16 || **__17__** || 18 || __**19**__
 * 23 || __**24**__

Author Info: Jane Austen is an romantic fiction author from the 1800's. One of her most famous novels is Pride and Predjudice.

Book Background: //Emma// is the story of the eponymous Miss Woodhouse who, having lost her close companion Anne Taylor to marriage, sets out on an ill-fated career of match-making in the town of Highbury. Taking as her subject the pretty but dreary Harriet Smith, she manages to cause misunderstandings with every new tactic she employs. Though precious and spoilt, Emma is charming to all around her and so it takes her some time to learn her lesson and profit from spending less time worrying about how other people should live their lives.

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