"Jane Austen and her comedy about peasant houses" is a study devoted to the study of the work of the great English writer Jane Austen. The author of the book, William Henry Helm, draws attention to a special feature of Austen's work - her ability to recreate the life and atmosphere of the middle-class English society of the 19th century through the prism of peasant houses. Analyzing Austen's novels, the author of the study reveals how the writer used peasant houses as a symbol of social status, moral values and relationships among the characters of her works. The book "Jane Austen and her Comedy of Peasant Houses" helps to better understand the work of the writer, revealing new layers of her works and influence on literary culture."