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My Ántonia
Willa Cather
37 days
1918 • The heart-wrenching tale of growing up on the prairie in the 19th century, the building of that "incommunicable past" between childhood friends Jim and Ántonia.
A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man
James Joyce
36 days
1916 • Joyce writes of his own alter ego: Stephen Dedalus, as he rebels against Catholic and Irish conventions and undergoes a spiritual and intellectual awakening.
Tess of the d'Urbervilles
Thomas Hardy
66 days
1891 • Driven by poverty to seek kinship with the wealthy D'Ubervilles, Tess is instead led to events that will doom her future with tragedy, lost love, and murder.
Sons and Lovers
D.H. Lawrence
68 days
1913 • A classic tale of the clash of generations, Gertrude seeks escape from her brutish husband by doting on her sons William and Paul. But, soon suffocated and looking for his own escape, Paul turns to other women.
The Mill on the Floss
George Eliot
87 days
1860 • In this, one of Eliot's most moving works, fiercely intelligent Maggie Tulliver is forced into conflict with her family as her desires clash with their expectations.
Little Women
Louisa May Alcott
84 days
1868 • The unforgettable tale of four sisters - Meg, Jo, Beth, and Amy March - as they grow from childhood to womanhood and find their place in the world.
Open the Door!
Catherine Carswell
51 days
1920 • The coming of age of Joanna Bannerman in Glasgow, "an incisive female analysis of society and sexuality."
Evelina
Frances Burney
51 days
1778 • Following the heroine Evelina's journey through 18th century London society, Burney critiques the snobbery, consumerism, and aggression towards women found in fashionable upperclass life.
Daddy-Long-Legs
Jean Webster
14 days
1912 • An unknown millionaire pays for orphan Jerusha’s education with simple, yet mysterious, requirements placed upon her. Who is her shadowy benefactor?
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