Georgina's Reasons (1884)

Henry James, an influential author born in New York in 1843, had a diverse early education and began his literary career at age twenty. He moved to London in 1876, where he became a British citizen and produced a vast body of work, including twenty novels and over a hundred short stories. Renowned for his exploration of complex themes and characters, his notable works include "The Europeans," "Daisy Miller," and "The Turn of the Screw." This edition features a new introductory biography and aims to present his classics in high-quality formats.