Howards End

E. M. Forster's masterpiece of Edwardian England, where three families and the values they embody are drawn together around a beloved country house.

At a glance A luminous novel about class, connection, and the question of who shall inherit England. "Only connect," runs the novel's famous plea, and everything in Howards End turns on… Forster sets his Edwardian England around a country house that more than one family… What it's about The cultured, idealistic Schlegel sisters, the prosperous and practical…

The cultured, idealistic Schlegel sisters, the prosperous and practical Wilcoxes, and a striving young clerk of slender means are drawn into one another's lives.