The Mill on the Floss: A Classic Tale of Love and Conflict

Discover the enduring tale of "The Mill on the Floss," a story of love, enmity, and societal pressures set in 19th century England. Journey with Maggie Tulliver, a bright and beautiful young woman, as she navigates complex relationships and struggles with her feelings for Philip Wakem and Stephen Guest. Dive into this classic story with a detailed exploration of themes such as family dynamics, the individual's place within society, and the power of compassion. Experience the narrative enriched with additional resources and learning materials.

• British English: Immerse yourself in the rich language and cultural context of the period.
• Author: Originally penned by George Eliot, retold by Florence Bell for accessibility and enhanced understanding.
• Genre: A blend of psychological and domestic fiction that delves deep into human emotions and societal roles.
• Word Count: Approximately 6,435 words for a captivating and concentrated reading experience.

Included in this Edition:

• Informative notes about the author and storyline to deepen your comprehension.
• A picture dictionary to assist with vocabulary acquisition.
• Grammar and vocabulary exercises for language enhancement.

Additional Resources with the MEE App:

• An interactive eBook featuring integrated audio and text highlighting for an engaging reading experience.
• An audiobook version for hands-free listening.
• Extra activities to further enrich your understanding of the story.