A Glass Of Blessings

Witty, Subtle, and Deeply Observant

A Glass of Blessings by acclaimed British novelist Barbara Pym is a gently humorous and perceptive exploration of middle-class life, love, and self-discovery. First published in 1958 and reissued in 2009 by Virago Press, this charming novel showcases Pym's signature blend of social satire and quiet emotional insight.

A Woman at a Crossroads

Wilmet Forsyth appears to live an enviable life—married to a successful civil servant and surrounded by comfort. But beneath the surface of her well-ordered days lies a restless curiosity and a yearning for something more. As she becomes involved in the lives of her local parish, she finds herself drawn into a world of unexpected friendships, subtle flirtations, and quiet revelations that gently challenge her perceptions of happiness and fulfillment.

Classic Barbara Pym

With her keen eye for character and the quiet dramas of everyday life, Barbara Pym delivers a novel filled with warmth, wit, and understated brilliance. A Glass of Blessings is a delight for readers who enjoy novels of manners, character-driven stories, and the small yet significant turns that define a life.