The novel revolves around the theme of social class and its effects on personal relationships. It explores how people from different backgrounds interact with each other, highlighting their prejudices and biases. The story follows a young woman who navigates her way through high society, encountering various characters who embody different aspects of the upper class. Through her experiences, the novel critiques the social conventions that govern the lives of the wealthy elite.
By Thomas Anstey Guthrie · First published 1931 · Genre: Romantic Fiction, Social Commentary, Comedy