Daisy Miller
by Henry James
A spirited American girl travels through Europe, challenging social conventions and captivating those around her with her independent nature.
About This Book
This novella explores themes of innocence, cultural differences, and social expectations in 19th-century Europe.
The story follows a spirited American girl whose behavior raises eyebrows among the expatriate community.
Henry James examines the clash between American freedom and European formality through subtle observation.
The narrative highlights the consequences of defying societal norms in a rigid class structure.
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