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Howards EndE. M. Forster

Classic fiction

Howards End

by E. M. Forster

The idealistic Schlegel sisters, the wealthy Wilcox family, and struggling clerk Leonard Bast become linked through friendship, marriage, property, and unequal access to security. A disputed promise involving the country house Howards End exposes the ways class privilege can erase intentions that inconvenience the powerful. Margaret Schlegel's marriage to Henry Wilcox requires her to test connection against moral compromise as consequences reach beyond their own household. Intelligent and humane, this novel suits a country weekend for readers who enjoy intersecting families, English landscapes, social inequality, and the enduring question of how to connect inner values with material life.

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No surprises at chapter twelve

Content notes

Death and grief; infidelity and an extramarital affair; pregnancy outside marriage; class prejudice and poverty; emotional manipulation; sudden accidental death.

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Classic Hot Cocoa

Warm cocoa, vanilla, and a little cinnamon make a cup to curl up with.

How to mix it

  1. Whisk the cocoa and sweetener into the hot liquid until smooth. Add remaining flavorings, heat until steaming, and pour into a mug. Add any listed topping.
  2. Garnish: As listed.
  3. Glassware: Mug.
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Chapterhouse Amber Ale

For adults of legal drinking age. Please drink responsibly.

A mellow, malty pour suits an unhurried afternoon between the pages.

What you'll need

  • 12 oz Amber ale

How to mix it

  1. Pour into a clean pint glass and serve at the appropriate cool serving temperature.
  2. Garnish: None.
  3. Glassware: Pint glass.

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