Main Street

The narrative follows Carol Milford, a young woman whose marriage leads her to the insular town of Gopher Prairie, Minnesota. As she navigates her new life, the story highlights her struggle against the conservative and narrow-minded beliefs of the townsfolk, showcasing her progressive ideals. Through Carol's experiences, the novel critiques the conformity and limitations of small-town American life, offering a poignant exploration of individuality versus societal expectations.