The Narrow House

The Narrow House, published in 1921 by Evelyn Scott, is a novel that delves into the complexities of family relationships amid social issues and personal struggles. The story centers on Winnie, who faces tensions between her immediate family and her affluent parents, dealing with her turbulent emotions and health challenges. The narrative highlights the dynamics of working-class struggles through characters like Mrs. Farley, while exploring themes of familial loyalty and societal expectations.