"The Diary of a Provincial Lady" is a humorous novel written by E.M. Delafield in 1930. The story is presented as a diary, chronicling the daily life of a middle-class woman living in a rural English town. Through her witty observations, the protagonist navigates the challenges of family life, social obligations, and her aspirations for a more fulfilling existence. The novel captures the essence of provincial life, highlighting the quirks and eccentricities of the characters around her. It offers a satirical look at the expectations placed on women during the early 20th century, making it a timeless exploration of domesticity and personal identity.