Howards End
E. M. Forster
Howards End — The lives of the cultured Schlegel sisters, the wealthy and practical Wilcoxes, and the impoverished Leonard Bast become entangled around an English country house. E. M. Forster explores class, money, culture, and human connection, urging readers to join intellect with feeling and private life with the wider world.
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