Without giving much away, the tragic elements of this story I found both moving and kinda haunting. I can’t name any even remotely romantic books I’ve liked, but I found this one pulling at my heart strings, and coming back into memory here and there.

I read this as an English book and it’s actually one of the vary few book I actually enjoyed reading.

The story is pretty much long, and you will start to understand Daisy’s motives in Part 2. In the story, you will compare the social classes with their personalities/perspectives towards each other. Plus the “society “ is most often mentioned in the story. Overall it was pretty good detailed story.

Miller captures the quintessential "American girl" in Europe!

Not dated still--like Gatsby. I can even forgive James his narrative intrusions ('dear reader').