Washington Square

Delve into the classic world of Washington Square by Henry James, a captivating tale that explores the complex dynamics between a father and daughter. Published by Wordsworth Editions Ltd in 2001, this new edition spans 176 pages of rich 19th-century fiction. Dr. Sloper, a man of high expectations, finds himself disillusioned by his daughter Catherine, whom he views as a lackluster substitute for his late wife, known for her beauty and intellect. As he attempts to control her life through threats and manipulation, he uncovers a surprising depth in Catherine, revealing a reflection of his own stubborn nature. This timeless narrative invites readers to ponder themes of love, ambition, and the struggle for identity. Perfect for fans of classic literature and modern fiction alike, Washington Square is a must-read that continues to resonate with audiences today.