The High House
The High House by Honor Arundel is a New Ed edition published by Pan Books in 1972, featuring 125 pages in English. This book follows the journey of orphaned Emma as she transitions from the regularity of her home life to living with her bohemian aunt in Edinburgh. The narrative explores Emma’s adaptation to her aunt’s unconventional lifestyle, which includes unusual hours and a circle of eccentric friends, ultimately helping her cultivate a sense of responsibility and maturity.
Readers will find a rich exploration of themes related to family dynamics and personal growth within the context of a unique living situation. The story delves into Emma’s experiences as she navigates her new environment, highlighting the contrasts between her past and present. With elements of children’s literature and literary fiction, this edition offers insights into Emma’s development against the backdrop of British and Irish cultural influences.
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Used to the regularity of home life, orphaned Emma goes to live with a bohemian aunt in Edinburgh who keeps unusual hours, has strange friends, leaves the dishes, which helps Emma develop a sense of responsibility and maturity.
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