Welcome to Raven's Readings. I’ll be reading more from A Room With a View, a 1908 novel by E.M. Forster. It's about a young, sheltered, woman living in the restrained and class-conscious culture of Edwardian England. It's both a romance and a humourous critique of the class distinctions at that time.
Last chapter, Lucy did some exploring, without her guidebook, and got to know George and his father a little better. It's a rainy day now, and time to explore the residents of the Bertolini some more.
I normally alternate between classics like this one on Tuesdays, and my own stories on Fridays, but since this is a bit long, I'll do it on both days.
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A Room With a View - #3 - Music, Violets, and the Letter “S”