Jennifer Altman Libri

Exploring themes of class, marriage, and morality, this classic novel centers on Elizabeth Bennet and her evolving relationship with the enigmatic Mr. Darcy. Set in early 19th-century England, the story delves into societal expectations and personal growth as Elizabeth navigates her prejudices and misunderstandings. The witty dialogue and rich character development highlight the tension between social status and genuine connection, making it a timeless commentary on human behavior and romantic ideals.

Set against the backdrop of a snowstorm, the story explores the complex emotions between Fitzwilliam Darcy and Elizabeth Bennet after a failed proposal. Stranded together in an abandoned cottage, Darcy grapples with his lingering love for Elizabeth, while she confronts her own unexpected feelings towards him. As they navigate their tumultuous emotions and societal expectations, both characters must confront the truth about their hearts and the possibility of love amidst misunderstandings and past grievances.

This refreshingly contemporary take on Tarot is equal parts gorgeous art book and thought-provoking spiritual touchstone. Each page represents one of the classic 78 Tarot cards, beautifully depicted in ethereal watercolours by Michelle Blade and eloquently explained in text by Jen Altman.