Betty Leicester

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Set against the backdrop of New England, a young woman named Betty navigates her summer away from her father, choosing to stay with her aunts. As she engages with the local community, Betty's bright personality uplifts those around her while she grapples with her transition into adulthood. The narrative, first published in 1889, is crafted for young women, offering relatable themes and rich character development. This edition features a modern design and font, making it accessible to today's readers while honoring Jewett's original vision.