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The Girl Wanted   By: (1859-1944)

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Nixon Waterman's novel The Girl Wanted takes readers on an emotional journey through the compelling story of a young woman named Jane. From the very first page, Waterman's impeccable storytelling skills draw readers into Jane's world, capturing their attention with its rich and vivid descriptions.

The novel weaves together various themes that explore the complexities of human relationships, personal growth, and societal expectations. As readers follow Jane's journey, they are confronted with her constant battle to break free from the constraints of her past and discover her true identity. Her quest for freedom and self-discovery is relatable and resonates with readers on a profound level.

The highlight of the novel lies in Waterman's ability to craft well-rounded and multi-dimensional characters. Jane is portrayed as a strong, independent young woman who is determined to defy societal norms and find her own path in life. Waterman's attention to detail in character development adds a layer of authenticity, allowing readers to connect with Jane on both an intellectual and emotional level.

In addition to its brilliant character development, The Girl Wanted also shines in its exploration of various social issues. Waterman masterfully tackles gender inequality, societal pressure, and the limitations placed upon women during the time period in which the story is set. Through Jane's struggles and triumphs, readers gain valuable insights into the oppressive nature of societal expectations and the importance of staying true to oneself.

One minor drawback of The Girl Wanted is the occasional pacing issues. At times, the story seems to stagnate, with certain plot points taking longer to unfold than necessary. However, Waterman's exquisite prose and impeccable writing style compensate for this slight flaw, ensuring that readers remain engaged throughout the book.

Overall, The Girl Wanted is a thought-provoking and emotionally charged novel that offers readers a captivating tale of personal growth and self-discovery. Nixon Waterman's exceptional storytelling skills, compelling characters, and insightful exploration of social issues make this book a must-read for fans of historical fiction and coming-of-age stories. The Girl Wanted is a powerful reminder that, even in the face of adversity, one can never truly be tamed when the desire to fly free burns within.

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[Illustration: MARTHA WASHINGTON]

THE GIRL WANTED

A BOOK OF FRIENDLY THOUGHTS

BY

NIXON WATERMAN

AUTHOR OF "BOY WANTED," "A BOOK OF VERSES," "IN MERRY MOOD," ETC.

CHICAGO FORBES AND COMPANY 1919

Copyright, 1910, By Forbes and Company

TO

The girl wanted, who, By her beautiful ways, Shall brighten and gladden Life's wonderful days.

PREFACE

The pleasure of giving to the public this volume has been brought about by the publication of the author's work entitled, "Boy Wanted," which he presented as "a book of cheerful counsel to his young friends and such of the seniors as are not too old to accept a bit of friendly admonition."

The warm welcome accorded that book, and the many requests it has called forth for a similar companion volume for girls, has prompted the author to prepare the series of papers offered herewith, with the hope that they, too, may find as many youthful friends (between the ages of seven and seventy) awaiting them.

In the present volume, as in "Boy Wanted," the fine prose thoughts are selected from the writings of a very large number of the world's foremost teachers and philosophers of all times, while the author, with a due sense of modesty, lays claim to all such examples of versification as are to be found within this book... Continue reading book >>




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