Dinah Maria Craik Knihy

The story centers on Olive, a young woman whose physical deformity limits her social opportunities, contrasting with the orphaned Jane Eyre. Growing up in a sheltered environment, Olive is unaware of her lack of conventional beauty until the death of her overprotective nursemaid reveals harsh societal truths. This shocking realization forces Olive to confront her self-worth and the implications of her appearance on her prospects for love and marriage.

Set against a backdrop of moral dilemmas, the story explores themes of sacrifice and redemption. The narrative follows complex characters as they navigate personal struggles and the consequences of their choices. Relationships are tested, revealing deep emotional connections and the impact of societal expectations. The author delves into the intricacies of human nature, offering a poignant reflection on the value of life and the bonds that tie individuals together. This compelling tale invites readers to ponder the true meaning of sacrifice.

In this moving and uplifting tale, a young boy with a gift for music overcomes incredible obstacles to achieve greatness. With themes of perseverance, creativity, and the power of friendship, this novel is a testament to the human spirit and the potential for success in all of us.

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A deluxe Harper Perennial Legacy Edition, with an introduction from Simon Van Booy, nationally best-selling author of Father’s Day and The Illusion of Separateness A compelling historical novel of a young man’s rise from poverty to wealth in a small provincial town during the Industrial Revolution, now available in a Legacy Edition from Harper Perennial Modern Classics. Like Charles Dickens’s beloved David Copperfield, John Halifax is an orphan, determined to make his success through honest hard work. He becomes an apprentice to Abel Flecher, a tanner and a Quaker, and is soon befriended by Abel’s invalid son, Phineas, who chronicles John’s success in business and love, rising from the humblest of origins to the pinnacle of wealth made possible by England’s Industrial Revolution. Dinah Maria Mulock Craik explores the sweeping transformation wrought by this revolutionary technological age, including the rise of the middle class and its impact on the social, economic, and political makeup of the nation as it moved from the eighteenth to the nineteenth century. This Legacy Edition features a lush design and French flaps.

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Focusing on empowerment, the book offers guidance for single women, encouraging them to embrace active, intelligent, and industrious lifestyles. Dinah Craik shares insights and advice aimed at helping women navigate their lives with confidence and purpose, promoting independence and self-fulfillment.

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