If the close sisterly bond between Elizabeth and Jane Bennet is one of your favourite parts of Pride and Prejudice, then Austen's most sister-centric story, Sense and Sensibility, is for you. After the death of their father, sisters Elinor and Marianne must move, along with their mother and little sister, out of their family home. As they settle into their new life, hopeless romantic Marianne attracts the attentions of not one but two very different suitors, while Elinor is forced to conceal her feelings for Edward, the shy and sweet brother of her half-brother's horrible wife. Romance wins the day, but this really is a story about sisters above all else.