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Publisher	Prints Publications Pvt Ltd
ISBN-13	9789366975283
Binding	Paper back
Number of Pages	228 Pages
Language	English
Dimension (Inches)	5.5''*8.5''
Weight (Grams)	250
Subject	Social Fiction, Humor & Satire
Category	Classic Fiction

Cranford is a novel set in a small English town where the lives of gentle, kind women form the center of the story. The book describes the daily life, customs, and relationships of the town’s residents, especially the respectable ladies who value tradition and politeness. Through humor and warmth, the story shows friendship, kindness, and community spirit. Rather than a single plot, the novel presents a series of episodes that portray the simple but meaningful life of Cranford.

Elizabeth Cleghorn Gaskell

Elizabeth Cleghorn Gaskell was a well-known English novelist and short story writer of the Victorian era. She wrote about social life, family relationships, and the struggles of ordinary people. Gaskell’s works often combined realism with compassion and gentle humor. Besides Cranford, she wrote several other important novels such as North and South and Mary Barton. Her writing provides valuable insights into Victorian society, and she remains an important figure in English literature.

Contents

1.	Our Society	19
2.	The Captain	32
3.	A Love Affair of Long Ago	49
4.	A Visit to an Old Bachelor	59
5.	Old Letters	72
6.	Poor Peter	83
7.	Visiting	96
8.	“Your Ladyship”	108
9.	Signor Brunoni	122
10.	The Panic	133
11.	Samuel Brown	150
12.	Engaged to Be Married	162
13.	Stopped Payment	172
14.	Friends in Need	185
15.	A Happy Return	205
16.	Peace to Cranford	218

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