THE HOUSE ON THE MOOR - ELIZABETH GASKELL

Discover the moving story of the Browne family, who, after the death of the vicar in Combehurst, struggle with the challenges of life on the moor. The widow, Mrs. Browne, raises her two children, Maggie and Edward, alone, whose characters differ significantly. Maggie seems to be completely subordinate to her brother, which Edward unscrupulously exploits. Years later, when they both grow up, Maggie faces a dramatic choice that could affect her future and her relationships with loved ones.

• Engaging plot full of emotions and moral dilemmas
• Psychological portrait of the characters showing their internal conflicts
• Image of 19th century society with its conventions and limitations
• Universal message about sacrifice, love and responsibility
• Beautiful language and writing style of Elizabeth Gaskell
• Ideal reading for lovers of classic English literature

Elizabeth Gaskell (1810-1865) is one of the most outstanding British writers of the 19th century, appreciated for her realistic and moving social portraits. A friend of Charles Dickens, Gaskell often addressed social inequality and the difficult situation of women in that era in her novels. Her work is characterized by a deep insight into the psyche of the characters and the ability to reflect the realities of life in 19th-century England.

"The House on the Moor" is a story about sacrifice and difficult choices faced by a young woman. Maggie, wanting to save her brother from prison, must give up her own happiness and her fiancé. Her decision amazes everyone around her, and the consequences of this choice will affect her entire life. This novel is an excellent example of Gaskell's talent for creating unforgettable characters and moving stories.

The book was published by C&T publishing house in 2016. It has 132 pages and a format of 206x146 mm. The cover is paperback, which makes it light and handy. "The House on the Moor" is the ideal read for anyone who appreciates classic English literature and moving stories about human fate. Let yourself be transported to the world of 19th-century England and experience emotions together with the characters of this unforgettable novel.