Jane Austen at Home

In 'Jane Austen at Home', Lucy Worsley offers a richly detailed portrait of Austen, examining the places and spaces that mattered to her.

The book reveals a passionate woman who fought for her freedom, challenging the traditional view of Austen as a quiet spinster.

Worsley delves into Austen's life from her childhood home at Steventon Rectory to her final years at Chawton Cottage, highlighting her struggles and determination.