Sons and Lovers

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Sons and Lovers

by D. H. Lawrence

Sons and Lovers by D. H. Lawrence is a powerful novel about family, love, and the emotional struggles of growing up. It follows Paul Morel, a sensitive young man whose close relationship with his mother profoundly influences his romantic…

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Sons and Lovers by D. H. Lawrence is a powerful novel about family, love, and the emotional struggles of growing up. It follows Paul Morel, a sensitive young man whose close relationship with his mother profoundly influences his romantic life and personal development. Set in a working-class mining community, the novel explores family bonds, social class, desire, and the difficult search for independence and identity.

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Sons and Lovers by D. H. Lawrence is a powerful novel about family, love, and the emotional struggles of growing up. It follows Paul Morel, a sensitive young man whose close relationship with his mother profoundly influences his romantic life and personal development. Set in a working-class mining community, the novel explores family bonds, social class, desire, and the difficult search for independence and identity.

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Published
10 September 2026
Format
Book
Extent
15 chapters
Language
EN
Chapters
15
Language
English
On Lithril
September 2026

Chapters

Included with the book

  • 011. THE EARLY MARRIED LIFE OF THE MORELSRead
  • 022. THE BIRTH OF PAUL, AND ANOTHER BATTLERead
  • 033. THE CASTING OFF OF MOREL—THE TAKING ON OF WILLIAMRead
  • 044. THE YOUNG LIFE OF PAULRead
  • 055. PAUL LAUNCHES INTO LIFERead
  • 066. DEATH IN THE FAMILYRead
  • 077. LAD-AND-GIRL LOVERead
  • 088. STRIFE IN LOVERead
  • 099. DEFEAT OF MIRIAMRead
  • 1010. CLARARead
  • 1111. THE TEST ON MIRIAMRead
  • 1212. PASSIONRead
  • 1313. BAXTER DAWESRead
  • 1414. THE RELEASERead
  • 1515. DERELICTRead

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