Author: Frances Hodgson Burnett ISBN-13: 9789365619270 Pages: 277 Edition: First Edition (2026) Genre: Fiction / Historical Fiction / Edwardian Literature / Social Drama Price: ₹299
Description
The Head Of The House Of Coombe is a mature and socially observant novel by Frances Hodgson Burnett set in Edwardian England. The story examines aristocratic life, inherited privilege, and the quiet tensions within upper-class society.
Through nuanced characterization and psychological depth, Burnett explores themes of authority, gender roles, and the shifting social landscape before the First World War. The narrative emphasizes atmosphere and moral complexity over overt drama.
This edition is ideal for readers interested in classic historical fiction and Burnett’s sophisticated adult works.
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