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Howard's End

Writer: Kathy Miller
Kathy Miller
Mar 29
1 min read

E. M. Forster, 1910

Date read: 3/29/26


This is a solid and enjoyable novel about families and people interacting and intertwining through time and events. It is an okay read; I thought there was a bit too much about cUlTuRe and philosophy etc but overall, I liked it.

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