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Mansfield Park

3.6 out of 5, from 373 ratings from Hardcover readers

Fanny Price, a poor relation raised among wealthy cousins at Mansfield Park, quietly holds to her principles as the arrival of the charming Crawford siblings disrupts the household and tests her loyalties.

Facts last checked 2026-10-17

First published
1814
Pace
Slow
Length
Long
Pages
507
Format
Standalone

Read this if you like Austen's moral seriousness and a quiet, steady heroine.

Skip this if you want the sparkle and quick wit of Pride and Prejudice.

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Content warnings

  • Slavery

Quick answers about Mansfield Park

What is Mansfield Park about?
Fanny Price, a poor relation raised among wealthy cousins at Mansfield Park, quietly holds to her principles as the arrival of the charming Crawford siblings disrupts the household and tests her loyalties.
Who should read Mansfield Park?
Read it if you like Austen's moral seriousness and a quiet, steady heroine. Skip it if you want the sparkle and quick wit of Pride and Prejudice.
How long and how fast is Mansfield Park?
It is a slow-paced, long read of about 507 pages, first published in 1814.
Does Mansfield Park have content warnings?
Content we flag: Slavery.
Can I borrow Mansfield Park for free?
Often, yes. Check Libby (OverDrive) to see whether your library lends Mansfield Park; the borrow button above searches it for you.

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