The Vicar's Daughter

Set in a quaint English village, the novel follows Ann Walton, the vicar's daughter, as she grapples with feelings of inadequacy and societal constraints. Her romance with Edward, a wealthy young man, faces challenges due to class differences and parental disapproval. As Ann navigates love, class struggles, and her own values, she embarks on a journey of personal growth and self-discovery. This poignant tale explores timeless themes of love and individuality, showcasing George MacDonald's ability to weave deep emotional insights into his storytelling.