Mary E. Wilkins Freeman
Mary Eleanor Wilkins Freeman was a prominent American author known for her short stories and novels. She often wrote about the lives of women in small-town New England, capturing the nuances and struggles of their everyday experiences.
Books
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1. Pembroke
"Pembroke" is a 19th-century novel that explores the themes of love, pride, and social expectations in a small New England town. The story centers around a young couple whose plans to marry are thwarted by a dispute over a trivial matter, leading to a stubborn standoff that spans years. As the narrative unfolds, the characters' lives are deeply affected by their decisions and the rigid moral codes of their community. The novel delves into the complexities of human relationships, the consequences of pride, and the struggle between personal happiness and societal pressures.
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2. The Wind In The Rose Bush
And Other Stories of the Supernatural
The story revolves around a woman named Rebecca who travels to a remote village to visit her niece, only to find unsettling circumstances surrounding the girl's whereabouts. As Rebecca stays with the girl's stepmother, she encounters eerie occurrences and hears mysterious whispers about the rose bush in the garden. The tale unfolds with a blend of suspense and supernatural elements, as Rebecca seeks to uncover the truth behind her niece's disappearance and the haunting presence that seems to linger around the house.
The 5124th Greatest Book of All Time
