"Anna of the Five Towns" is a novel written by Arnold Bennett, which paints a vivid picture of life in the industrial districts of the English Midlands. Set in the pottery towns of Staffordshire, the narrative revolves around Anna Tellwright, a young woman who inherits a significant fortune on her twenty-first birthday. While the sudden wealth offers her newfound freedom, it also brings its share of challenges, particularly in her relationships, especially with her domineering father and her suitor, Henry Mynors. Bennett masterfully captures the stark contrasts of the era: between wealth and poverty, love and duty, aspirations and societal expectations.