Author: Frances Hodgson Burnett ISBN-13: 9789365619522 Pages: 93 Edition: First Edition (2026) Genre: Fiction / Classics / Victorian Literature / Psychological Drama Price: ₹199
Description
Miss Crespigny is a refined Victorian novella by Frances Hodgson Burnett that explores themes of pride, dignity, and emotional restraint. Set within nineteenth-century English society, the story centers on a woman whose composure conceals deeper inner conflict.
Through careful characterization and understated narrative, Burnett presents a psychological study marked by social nuance and moral tension. The novella highlights the complexities of independence, vulnerability, and social expectation.
This compact edition offers readers an opportunity to explore Burnett’s adult fiction and her subtle approach to character-driven storytelling.
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