The plot of E.M. Forster's A Room With A View isn't exactly original. A young woman torn between love and responsibility, love and security, love and her reputation. It's the same old song and dance performed by a different musician. Original or not, I honestly really loved this book. Short and sweet, I found Lucy Honeychurch to be lovely and George to be a much better love interest than he initially seemed. I get that George Emerson is not everybody's cup of tea, but there was just something about him that made my heart dance on Lucy's behalf. And he's lightyears better than stupid, insufferable Cecil Vyse.

This story is incredibly short, so there is really no reason why anyone curious about it shouldn't just read it.