The Kentons

Experience a fascinating glimpse into the complexities of family dynamics and social customs in late 19th-century Europe with William Dean Howells's "The Kentons." This literary gem offers a captivating portrayal of American expatriates navigating the nuances of European society.

Through the lens of meticulously observed social interactions, "The Kentons" explores universal themes of family life and cultural exchange. Howells's keen eye for detail brings to life a bygone era, revealing the subtle tensions and enduring bonds that shape human relationships.

This historical fiction masterfully captures the spirit of its time, offering readers a window into the lives and experiences of Americans abroad. Immerse yourself in a world of intricate social mores and compelling characters in this timeless exploration of culture and kinship.

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