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.