Priestley John - Angel Street

In "Angel Street," John Priestley tells a story set in a special and symbolic area that serves as a backdrop for deep social and personal conflicts. The plot focuses on the fates of the people living on this street, their relationships and the inner world. Priestley masterfully develops themes of social justice, human relationships and personal trials, creating a rich and insightful picture of life. The book immerses itself in an atmosphere of melancholy and reflection, revealing the complex aspects of human nature and social structure.

- By John Priestley

- Genre: Social Drama, Philosophical Prose

- Plot: The story of people's lives on a symbolic street, revealing social and personal conflicts.

- Atmosphere: Melancholy, deep

- Key topics: Social justice, Relationships, Personality trials