A Society & Kew Gardens

The book features modern adaptations of two notable works by Virginia Woolf, addressing themes of social inequality and introspection. "A Society" critiques early 20th-century British elitism through sharp satire, highlighting the superficiality of upper-class circles. In contrast, "Kew Gardens" delves into the inner thoughts and emotions of visitors at a London botanical garden, offering a reflective exploration of human experience. Together, these stories provide insight into Woolf's commentary on society and individual perception.