The Convert

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Set against the backdrop of the early suffrage movement, the story follows Vida Levering, an upper-class woman who becomes an advocate for working-class women's rights. The narrative intertwines witty dialogue from high society with the fervent energy of outdoor suffrage meetings. As Vida confronts her past and develops her voice, she embarks on a journey toward political freedom for women. The novel is praised for its humor, emotional depth, and structural elegance, drawing comparisons to the works of Virginia Woolf.