"The Europeans" by Henry James is a captivating novel that explores the cultural clash between the Old World and the New World. The story follows the arrival of the European siblings, Eugenia and Felix, to their American relatives' home in Massachusetts. Through their interactions with the American family and society, James masterfully delves into themes of manners, class, and identity. Set in the 19th century, the novel offers a nuanced examination of the differences and similarities between European and American sensibilities. "The Europeans" remains a significant work of fiction, showcasing James's keen observation and literary finesse.