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The Girls (1921) by Edna Ferber is a lesser-known but insightful novel that explores themes of friendship, aging, and the roles of women in society. It follows the lives of two lifelong friends, focusing on their relationships, ambitions, and struggles in a world that often limits women's choices.
Ferber, known for her sharp wit and keen social observations, presents a story that delves into the expectations placed on women, particularly in terms of marriage, independence, and societal roles. Like much of her work, The Girls highlights her ability to create strong female characters who challenge conventions.
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The Girls (1921) by Edna Ferber is a lesser-known but insightful novel that explores themes of friendship, aging, and the roles of women in society. It follows the lives of two lifelong friends, focusing on their relationships, ambitions, and struggles in a world that often limits women's choices.

Ferber, known for her sharp wit and keen social observations, presents a story that delves into the expectations placed on women, particularly in terms of marriage, independence, and societal roles. Like much of her work, The Girls highlights her ability to create strong female characters who challenge conventions.

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Lori Lansens was born and raised in Chatham, Ontario, a small Canadian town with a remarkable history and a collection of eccentric characters. Living with her family in southern California now, she could not resist the pull of her fictitious 'Baldoon County' when she set out to write The Wife's Tale. She took the journey, along with her main character, from Canada to the Pacific Coast of America, where she enjoys the sunshine, and has learned a thing or two about transformation. She has written several screenplays and is the author of two previous novels, The Girls and Rush Home Road.