A hugely entertaining classic, Vanity Fair is full of marvellous characters. Clever, cunning Becky Sharp lives by her wits while her sweet, amiable friend Amelia Sedley falls in love with a ne’er-do-well. Having read Heyer you’ll enjoy an easy familiarity with much that is in the novel.
— Jennifer Kloester
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