The Common Way
- 204 pages
- 8 hours of reading
This author explores the changing nature of womanhood within American society. Her early works often drew from her own experience crafting poetry for the greeting card industry. Later, her prose delved into deeper social issues, particularly concerning the growing restlessness and aspirations of women. Her writing emanates empathy and keen insight into character psychology, establishing her as a significant voice of her era.
In this gripping novel, Deland explores themes of family, inheritance, and personal growth through the story of Rachel Dorn and her troubled relationship with her estranged father