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A Room with a View (Cuppa Classics)

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The Browser | Cuppa Classics

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EM Forster

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English

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Paperback

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The Browser | Cuppa Classics

Author:

EM Forster

Language:

English

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‘Life is easy to chronicle, but bewildering to practice.’

A Room with a View is a powerful tale of awakening—of a young woman’s journey from repression to self-discovery. Set between the sunlit landscapes of Florence and the stiff drawing rooms of Edwardian England, it follows Lucy Honeychurch as she grapples with the contrast between passion and propriety, instinct and social expectation.

A chance encounter in Italy with the unconventional George Emerson challenges everything Lucy has been taught about love, class, and how a woman ought to behave.

With wit, irony, and deep compassion, Forster exposes the constraints of polite society and the internal rebellion it takes to live authentically. Romantic and radical, A Room with a View endures as a classic meditation on freedom of the mind, the heart, and the soul.

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‘Life is easy to chronicle, but bewildering to practice.’

A Room with a View is a powerful tale of awakening—of a young woman’s journey from repression to self-discovery. Set between the sunlit landscapes of Florence and the stiff drawing rooms of Edwardian England, it follows Lucy Honeychurch as she grapples with the contrast between passion and propriety, instinct and social expectation.

A chance encounter in Italy with the unconventional George Emerson challenges everything Lucy has been taught about love, class, and how a woman ought to behave.

With wit, irony, and deep compassion, Forster exposes the constraints of polite society and the internal rebellion it takes to live authentically. Romantic and radical, A Room with a View endures as a classic meditation on freedom of the mind, the heart, and the soul.

About Author

E.M. Forster (1879–1970) was a renowned British novelist, essayist, and critic best known for his novels Howards End (1910) and A Passage to India (1924). Raised by his mother and aunts after his father's early death, Forster's upbringing and education deeply influenced his views on class, society, and individuality. His time at King’s College, Cambridge, was transformative, shaping his liberal humanist values and intellectual freedom.

Forster's writing broke from Victorian conventions, favoring a more natural, colloquial style and exploring themes such as social hypocrisy, personal connection, and the conflict between reason and emotion. His works often reflect a belief in the need for imagination, human connection, and a grounded relationship with the natural world.