<b>Sorrell and Son&nbsp;</b>is a novel written by <b>Warwick Deeping&nbsp;</b>and was first published in 1925.&nbsp;In post-World War I England, impoverished Captain Stephen Sorrell must raise his son Kit by himself, after his wife walks out on him. Captain Sorrell&#39;s years of devotion and sacrifice for his son come to fruition years in the future.<br /><br />The relationship between Stephen and Kit forms the core of the story. Stephen is a loving and devoted father, doing everything he can to ensure Kit&#39;s well-being and happiness. As Kit grows up, he becomes aware of his father&#39;s sacrifices and is determined to make something of himself.<br /><br />Throughout the novel, Sorrell and his son face numerous trials, including financial hardships, social prejudices, and personal tragedies. However, their bond and resilience help them overcome these obstacles.<br /><br />The novel became immensely popular upon its release and received critical acclaim for its realistic depiction of characters and their struggles. It was adapted into a successful film in 1927 and has remained a notable work in British literature.<br /><br /><b>Warwick Deeping</b> (1877-1950)&nbsp;was an English novelist and short story writer, whose best-known novel was <b>Sorrell and Son </b>(1925).&nbsp;He was one of the best-selling authors of the 1920s and 1930s, with seven of his novels making the best-seller list.