What Maisie Knew - (Mint Editions) by Henry James

Henry James' "What Maisie Knew" (1897) is a heart-wrenching portrayal of an innocent child caught between her selfish, narcissistic parents in a bitter divorce.

This piercing work of fiction explores the damaging constructs of society and the illusions of respectability through the eyes of a young girl navigating a web of moral corruption and psychological abuse.

With two governesses caring for her, Maisie is shuffled between her parents' homes as they remarry younger spouses, only to see those relationships fail.

James's tragic story of failed responsibility is a thought-provoking meditation on the emotional cruelty inflicted upon an innocent child.

Don't miss out on this emotionally riveting portrayal of innocence and betrayal.