The Age of Innocence: A Captivating Tale of Love and Society's Demands in the Age of Innocence. The Original Classic (annotated)

The Age of Innocence: A Captivating Tale of Love and Society's Demands in the Age of Innocence. The Original Classic (annotated)

Unique Elements: FREE Audiobook included (download link included inside the book) - Top 25 20th-century events historical context afterword - 1920 English edition in a modern, visually pleasing book layout A Timeless Classic by the author Edith Wharton. "The Age of Innocence" by American author Edith Wharton is a classic novel first published in 1920. A celebrated work of literature, it beautifully captures the intricacies of social conformity and forbidden love in 19th-century New York. Sneak Peak: "In a world bound by societal expectations, Newland Archer finds his heart torn between duty and desire. Will he choose tradition or embrace forbidden love?" Synopsis: Set in New York's elite society of the 1870s, "The Age of Innocence" follows Newland Archer's struggle between his impending marriage to the virtuous May Welland and his passionate love for the mysterious Countess Olenska. As societal norms clash with hidden desires, Wharton paints a compelling portrait of love, sacrifice, and the price of conformity. A Stunning Reprint: At Westen Classics, we proudly present an unedited and unchanged reprint of this literary masterpiece, preserving its original form for your reading pleasure. With its timeless appeal, "The Age of Innocence" makes a remarkable gift for the avid classic literature enthusiast or an essential addition to any collection. Order your copy today and embark on a captivating journey through the gilded age of New York society.