唐·奥哈拉,笑了女孩
通过埃德娜·费尔伯的首部小说"笑了女孩" (Dawn O'Hara,The Girl Who Laughed) 进入20世纪初美国的繁忙世界,这是一部介绍我们美国文学中最持久和最有知觉的声音之一的故事,提供了一个激动的描绘,一个年轻女性在快速变化的社会中刻出自己的道路. 即使在今天,自首出现以来,超过一个世纪,黎明的挑战和胜利与任何寻求超越预期的自我定义,在困难中发现幽默的力量,或简单地努力在专业世界中留下印记的人都产生共. 它是一篇关于性,雄心勃勃的故事,以及自我发现的安静革命,以费尔伯特特征的智慧和对人类本质的清晰视觉提供.
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唐·奥哈拉,笑了女孩 by Edna Ferber. The underlying text is in the U.S. public domain. We do not republish any modern copyrighted edition, translation, or commentary.
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