"Daisy Miller" is a novella written by Henry James that was first published in 1878. The story follows a young American woman named Daisy Miller who travels through Europe with her family. Daisy's free-spirited nature and unconventional behavior challenge the social norms of the expatriate community in Europe. The narrative explores themes of innocence, social class, and cultural differences. Daisy's interactions with Winterbourne, a young American man, highlight the contrasts between American and European values. The novella ultimately raises questions about identity and societal expectations in the context of 19th-century society.