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Title: Emma: A Fragment
Series: ----------
Author: Charlotte Bronte
Rating: Unrated
Genre: Classic
Pages: 26
Words: 7K

Synopsis:

From Wikipedia

A young girl, Emma, is sent to a boarding school by her rich father. When the bill comes due, no such person as the father appears to exist and his place of residence doesn't exist either. After being spoiled, Emma is now in the hands of the school teacher.

My Thoughts:

I am not rating this because its an unfinished piece and only 26 pages long. The story had potential and I would have liked to have read the full thing. But since that didn't happen, well, I just don't feel comfortable rating this.

I do have to wonder if Frances Hodgson Burnett read this before writing A Little Princess. The main difference, if I remember correctly, is that the girl in Burnett's book is a capable, upbeat and positive girl. Emma here seems sulky and shy and not of the best character.

On second thought, it's probably just as well there isn't more to read. I know that Bronte would drag her readers through the wringer.