by H.G. Wells
Genre: Classic Literature, Feminist Fiction, Social Commentary
Target Audience: Readers of early 20th-century literature, fans of H.G. Wells, students of feminist studies, lovers of social novels
Published in 1909, Ann Veronica tells the story of a young woman’s struggle for independence in Edwardian England. Ann Veronica, a spirited and intelligent protagonist, defies societal expectations to pursue her education, personal freedom, and romantic desires. H.G. Wells weaves a narrative that explores gender roles, class constraints, and the challenges faced by women seeking autonomy during a time of strict social conventions.
This novel combines romance, social critique, and feminist themes, offering readers an engaging story while also addressing serious questions about women’s rights, individuality, and societal pressures. Ann Veronica remains a landmark in feminist literature and a compelling read for anyone interested in the evolution of social thought.
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Ann Veronica by H.G. Wells – Classic Feminist Novel
Discover Ann Veronica: A Modern Love Story by H.G. Wells, a pioneering feminist novel about independence, love, and social challenges in Edwardian England.
