This intriguing novel delves into the lives of young women attending a prestigious New York boarding school. The author offers glimpses into the complexities and challenges of female friendships, societal expectations and the pursuit of love in a rapidly changing world. Through the experiences of these young women, the book explores themes of social mobility, class struggle, and the power dynamics within both romantic and platonic relationships. Ultimately, this book provides a fascinating and thought-provoking exploration of the social and personal transformations taking place during the early twentieth century.
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Excerpt from Concerning Belinda
Miss Ryder was one of the Misses Ryder. Apart from the other Miss Ryder was incomplete, but she more nearly approximated completion than did Miss Emmeline Ryder under the same conditions.
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Anzahl: 15 verfügbar