Pengarang: J. E. Panton

J. E. Panton, a notable author from the Victorian era, is recognized for her contributions to the literature of household management and domestic advice. “From Kitchen to Garret: Hints for young householders” stands as a testament to her expertise in the realm of home economics, providing practical guidance to those embarking on the journey of homemaking. Panton”s work is characterized by its comprehensive approach to domestic affairs, offering insights into the efficiencies of running a home from the Victorian perspective. The book includes detailed instructions and suggestions on a variety of topics, from cooking and cleaning to managing servants and decorating. Panton”s style incorporates a didactic tone, which was customary for the genre during this period and is indicative of the societal expectations placed on young women and newlyweds at the time. Panton”s contributions have been recognized for their reflection of the values and social norms of her era and for providing a vivid picture of domestic life during the late 19th century. Her work continues to be of interest to scholars studying the history of domesticity, women”s writing, and Victorian culture.