The Rainbow

Set against the backdrop of a farming family in Nottinghamshire, the story delves into the life of Ursula, who yearns for a more meaningful existence amid the shift from a pre-industrial to an industrial society. The novel explores themes of vitality, emotional health, and sexuality, reflecting D. H. Lawrence's critique of industrialization's impact on individuals. This work precedes the sequel "Women in Love," continuing the journey of the Brangwen Sisters. The new edition includes a biography of the author, enhancing the reading experience.