Edith Wharton · 1920
A novel about upper-class society in New York and the strict social norms governing marriage and love.
Andrew Hunter Murray recommends it because he finds it a stunning novel.
A speaker recommends a book written by someone else.
“she's amazing. Anyone watching this or listening who hasn't tried a bit of the House of Mirth or the Age of Innocence, they are stunning.”
Why: They are stunning novels.
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