Summer (Oxford World's Classics)
Edith Wharton’s Summer tells the story of a young woman’s emotional and romantic awakening in a small New England town, exploring desire, independence, and social constraint.
About This Book
Summer is a novel by Edith Wharton that examines the emotional awakening of a young woman in a rural New England setting.
The story follows Charity Royall as she navigates personal desires and the expectations of her community.
Wharton’s narrative highlights themes of independence, romance, and societal limitations during the early twentieth century.
The novel offers a restrained yet powerful portrayal of human relationships and personal growth.
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