Editions are offered in both hardcover and paperback. Standalone Daisy Miller editions in the results list page counts ranging from about 64 to 144 pages.
Listed dimensions range approximately: height 7.8–9.0 inches, width 5.18–6.0 inches, depth 0.31–0.32 inches, and weight about 0.28–0.59 pounds.
Most editions list "22 years and up" as the suggested age. One listing unusually shows "1–12 years."
The editions shown are printed in English.
Descriptions emphasize the clash between American innocence and European social codes, Daisy Miller’s courtship with Winterbourne, and how her disregard for social conventions creates a social crisis with potentially serious consequences.
Other Henry James works in the results are mainly paperback volumes with large page counts—for example, editions listed at about 672 and 768 pages.
Product descriptions note Henry James’s lifespan (1843–1916), that he was born in New York City, son of Henry James, Sr., brother of William James, lived and studied in Europe, became a British subject shortly before his death, and died in London.
