Mansfield Park is one of the longest and densest novels in the body of work of English writer Jane Austen (1775-1817). Like the rest of her work, it is a model of subtle irony and psychological depth. Its main character is a Cinderella type young lady who tells her exciting story, with the vicissitudes and events that have taken place since she was ten years old in Mansfield Park, her new family environment. A novel full of romanticism and unique approaches to storytelling in Jane Austen's diverse catalogue.