Miss Mapp

Dive into the delightfully wicked world of "Miss Mapp," a classic of social satire from Edward Frederic Benson. Set in a quaint English town, this humorous novel offers a sharp and witty observation of small town life and the intricate dance of manners.

Miss Mapp, the titular character, reigns supreme as the queen of gossip and social maneuvering. Benson masterfully crafts a narrative filled with wry humor, exposing the foibles and pretensions of a close-knit community where appearances are everything.

This literary gem, meticulously prepared for print republication, provides a timeless glimpse into a bygone era. Experience the enduring appeal of Benson's satirical wit as he expertly dissects the complexities of human nature within the confines of English society. Perfect for readers who appreciate insightful and humorous fiction.

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