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ISBN10: 1598537490, ISBN13: 9781598537499, [publisher: Library of America] Softcover Nancy Hale (1908-1988) was born in Boston to a distinguished New England family whose forbearers include Revolutionary War hero Nathan Hale and Harriet Beecher Stowe. She was the author of eight novels, including the bestselling The Prodigal Women. [Greven, Germany] [Publication Year: 2023]
ISBN10: 1598537490, ISBN13: 9781598537499, [publisher: Library of America] Softcover Nancy Hale (1908-1988) was born in Boston to a distinguished New England family whose forbearers include Revolutionary War hero Nathan Hale and Harriet Beecher Stowe. She was the author of eight novels, including the bestselling The Prodigal Women. [Greven, Germany] [Publication Year: 2023]
ISBN10: 1598537490, ISBN13: 9781598537499, [publisher: The Library of America] Softcover New copy - Usually dispatched within 4 working days. [Southport, United Kingdom] [Publication Year: 2023]
ISBN10: 1598537490, ISBN13: 9781598537499, [publisher: Penguin LLC US Mai 2023] Softcover Neuware - Rediscover the sensational 1942 bestseller that unveiled the Jazz Age as women lived itAs seen in THE NEW YORK TIMES BOOK REVIEW and VANITY FAIRSet in Boston, New York, and Virginia, The Prodigal Women tells the intertwined stories of three young women who come of age in the Roaring Twenties, not flappers and golden girls but flesh-and-blood female protagonists looking wearily and warily at the paths open to women in a rapidly changing world.Leda March, frantic with self-consciousness and envy and desire, is the daughter of poorer relations of a prominent Boston family and an aspiring poet torn between an impulse to conformity and the pursuit of personal freedom. Betsy Jekyll, newly arrived with her family from Virginia, becomes Leda s closest childhood friend, bringing a beguiling new warmth and openness into the New Englander s life. But Betsy soon abandons Boston to land a job at a fashion magazine and enjoy life as a single woman in New York before falling in love with and marrying an abusive, controlling man. Betsy s older sister, Maizie, a Southern belle idolized by the two younger friends and pursued by numerous men, grows tired of running around and fatefully looks for happiness in marriage to a turbulent artist.When The Prodigal Women was published in 1942, its uncompromising portrayal of women s shifting roles, open sexuality, and ambivalence toward ...
ISBN10: 1598537490, ISBN13: 9781598537499, [publisher: Penguin LLC US Mai 2023] Softcover Neuware - Rediscover the sensational 1942 bestseller that unveiled the Jazz Age as women lived itAs seen in THE NEW YORK TIMES BOOK REVIEW and VANITY FAIRSet in Boston, New York, and Virginia, The Prodigal Women tells the intertwined stories of three young women who come of age in the Roaring Twenties, not flappers and golden girls but flesh-and-blood female protagonists looking wearily and warily at the paths open to women in a rapidly changing world.Leda March, frantic with self-consciousness and envy and desire, is the daughter of poorer relations of a prominent Boston family and an aspiring poet torn between an impulse to conformity and the pursuit of personal freedom. Betsy Jekyll, newly arrived with her family from Virginia, becomes Leda s closest childhood friend, bringing a beguiling new warmth and openness into the New Englander s life. But Betsy soon abandons Boston to land a job at a fashion magazine and enjoy life as a single woman in New York before falling in love with and marrying an abusive, controlling man. Betsy s older sister, Maizie, a Southern belle idolized by the two younger friends and pursued by numerous men, grows tired of running around and fatefully looks for happiness in marriage to a turbulent artist.When The Prodigal Women was published in 1942, its uncompromising portrayal of women s shifting roles, open sexuality, and ambivalence toward ...
ISBN10: 1598537490, ISBN13: 9781598537499, [publisher: The Library of America, New York] Softcover Paperback. Set in Boston, New York, and Virginia, The Prodigal Women tells the intertwined stories of three young women who come of age in the Roaring Twenties, not flappers and golden girls but flesh-and-blood female protagonists looking wearily-and warily-at the paths open to women in a rapidly changing world.Leda March, "frantic with self-consciousness and envy and desire," is the daughter of poorer relations of a prominent Boston family and an aspiring poet torn between an impulse to conformity and the pursuit of personal freedom. Betsy Jekyll, newly arrived with her family from Virginia, becomes Leda's closest childhood friend, bringing a beguiling new warmth and openness into the New Englander's life. But Betsy soon abandons Boston to land a job at a fashion magazine and enjoy life as a single woman in New York before falling in love with-and marrying-an abusive, controlling man. Betsy's older sister, Maizie, a Southern belle idolized by the two younger friends and pursued by numerous men, grows tired of "running around" and fatefully looks for happiness in marriage to a turbulent artist.When The Prodigal Women was published in 1942, its uncompromising portrayal of women's shifting roles, open sexuality, and ambivalence toward motherhood made it a succ ss de scandale, spending twenty-three weeks on the New York Times Best ...
ISBN10: 1598537490, ISBN13: 9781598537499, [publisher: The Library of America, New York] Softcover Paperback. Set in Boston, New York, and Virginia, The Prodigal Women tells the intertwined stories of three young women who come of age in the Roaring Twenties, not flappers and golden girls but flesh-and-blood female protagonists looking wearily-and warily-at the paths open to women in a rapidly changing world.Leda March, "frantic with self-consciousness and envy and desire," is the daughter of poorer relations of a prominent Boston family and an aspiring poet torn between an impulse to conformity and the pursuit of personal freedom. Betsy Jekyll, newly arrived with her family from Virginia, becomes Leda's closest childhood friend, bringing a beguiling new warmth and openness into the New Englander's life. But Betsy soon abandons Boston to land a job at a fashion magazine and enjoy life as a single woman in New York before falling in love with-and marrying-an abusive, controlling man. Betsy's older sister, Maizie, a Southern belle idolized by the two younger friends and pursued by numerous men, grows tired of "running around" and fatefully looks for happiness in marriage to a turbulent artist.When The Prodigal Women was published in 1942, its uncompromising portrayal of women's shifting roles, open sexuality, and ambivalence toward motherhood made it a succ ss de scandale, spending twenty-three weeks on the New York Times Best ...
ISBN10: 1598537490, ISBN13: 9781598537499, [publisher: Penguin LLC US Mai 2023] Softcover Neuware -Rediscover the sensational 1942 bestseller that unveiled the Jazz Age as women lived itAs seen in THE NEW YORK TIMES BOOK REVIEW and VANITY FAIRSet in Boston, New York, and Virginia, The Prodigal Women tells the intertwined stories of three young women who come of age in the Roaring Twenties, not flappers and golden girls but flesh-and-blood female protagonists looking wearily and warily at the paths open to women in a rapidly changing world.Leda March, frantic with self-consciousness and envy and desire, is the daughter of poorer relations of a prominent Boston family and an aspiring poet torn between an impulse to conformity and the pursuit of personal freedom. Betsy Jekyll, newly arrived with her family from Virginia, becomes Leda s closest childhood friend, bringing a beguiling new warmth and openness into the New Englander s life. But Betsy soon abandons Boston to land a job at a fashion magazine and enjoy life as a single woman in New York before falling in love with and marrying an abusive, controlling man. Betsy s older sister, Maizie, a Southern belle idolized by the two younger friends and pursued by numerous men, grows tired of running around and fatefully looks for happiness in marriage to a turbulent artist.When The Prodigal Women was published in 1942, its uncompromising portrayal of women s shifting roles, open sexuality, and ambivalence toward ...
ISBN10: 1598537490, ISBN13: 9781598537499, [publisher: Penguin LLC US Mai 2023] Softcover Neuware -Rediscover the sensational 1942 bestseller that unveiled the Jazz Age as women lived itAs seen in THE NEW YORK TIMES BOOK REVIEW and VANITY FAIRSet in Boston, New York, and Virginia, The Prodigal Women tells the intertwined stories of three young women who come of age in the Roaring Twenties, not flappers and golden girls but flesh-and-blood female protagonists looking wearily and warily at the paths open to women in a rapidly changing world.Leda March, frantic with self-consciousness and envy and desire, is the daughter of poorer relations of a prominent Boston family and an aspiring poet torn between an impulse to conformity and the pursuit of personal freedom. Betsy Jekyll, newly arrived with her family from Virginia, becomes Leda s closest childhood friend, bringing a beguiling new warmth and openness into the New Englander s life. But Betsy soon abandons Boston to land a job at a fashion magazine and enjoy life as a single woman in New York before falling in love with and marrying an abusive, controlling man. Betsy s older sister, Maizie, a Southern belle idolized by the two younger friends and pursued by numerous men, grows tired of running around and fatefully looks for happiness in marriage to a turbulent artist.When The Prodigal Women was published in 1942, its uncompromising portrayal of women s shifting roles, open sexuality, and ambivalence toward ...
ISBN10: 1598537490, ISBN13: 9781598537499, [publisher: Penguin LCC US Mai 2023] Softcover Neuware -The other side of Gatsby: rediscover this sensational bestseller that unveiled the Jazz Age from the flappers' perspective Ranging from posh Beacon Hill to go-go New York City to stately Virginia, a sweeping coming-of-age story of three women's lives, loves, and ambitions in the 1920s, '30s and '40sAn uncompromising literary portrait of the interior lives of women, The Prodigal Women was an explosive hit when published in 1942, the scent of scandal propelling it to the bestseller list. It tells the intertwined stories of Leda March, a lonely New England schoolgirl, and Betsy and Maizie Jekyll, daughters of a transplanted Virginia clan who upend Boston society, tracing their friendship from adolescence into adulthood, through childhood bullying, a string of abusive marriages, dangerous liaisons, botched abortions, and feminist awakenings, with Leda ultimately turning her back on love and desire and embracing her own mysterious inner strength.Fascinating and gripping, The Prodigal Women was a crucial influence on such later works as Mary McCarthy's The Group and Jacqueline Susann's Valley of the Dolls, and it remains powerfully resonant today. 875 pp. Englisch [Zwiesel, Germany] [Publication Year: 2023]
ISBN10: 1598537490, ISBN13: 9781598537499, [publisher: The Library of America, New York] Softcover Paperback. Set in Boston, New York, and Virginia, The Prodigal Women tells the intertwined stories of three young women who come of age in the Roaring Twenties, not flappers and golden girls but flesh-and-blood female protagonists looking wearily-and warily-at the paths open to women in a rapidly changing world.Leda March, "frantic with self-consciousness and envy and desire," is the daughter of poorer relations of a prominent Boston family and an aspiring poet torn between an impulse to conformity and the pursuit of personal freedom. Betsy Jekyll, newly arrived with her family from Virginia, becomes Leda's closest childhood friend, bringing a beguiling new warmth and openness into the New Englander's life. But Betsy soon abandons Boston to land a job at a fashion magazine and enjoy life as a single woman in New York before falling in love with-and marrying-an abusive, controlling man. Betsy's older sister, Maizie, a Southern belle idolized by the two younger friends and pursued by numerous men, grows tired of "running around" and fatefully looks for happiness in marriage to a turbulent artist.When The Prodigal Women was published in 1942, its uncompromising portrayal of women's shifting roles, open sexuality, and ambivalence toward motherhood made it a succ ss de scandale, spending twenty-three weeks on the New York Times Best ...
ISBN10: 1598537490, ISBN13: 9781598537499, [publisher: The Library of America] Softcover 2023. Paperback. . . . . . Books ship from the US and Ireland. [Olney, MD, U.S.A.] [Publication Year: 2023]
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