H. H. Munro: Reginald at the Carlton

Hector Hugh Munro, better known as Saki, was a British journalist and short-story writer, famous mostly for his works Tobermory and The Open Window. After six years of foreign reporting, Munro gave up his journalist career and began writing short stories, mocking Edwardian society and culture, under the pen name Saki.

First published in 1904 as a part of a short story collection, Reginald at the Carlton is an extremely humorous story of a young boy resisting his pretentious elders, embodying flaws and drawbacks of Edwardian society.

A classic example of Munro's lively, witty and undeniably pleasant style, this book is a real treasure! Do you want to dive deep into the atmosphere of a carefree childhood? Then download the book and enjoy the reading!