"Girl from Farris's" by Edgar Rice Burroughs is a captivating and engaging novel that transports the reader to a world filled with adventure and mystery. The story follows the journey of a young girl named Vividha, who escapes from a life of poverty and despair to find her true purpose and identity.

Burroughs does an excellent job of creating a vivid and immersive world for his characters to inhabit. The landscapes are richly described, from the bustling streets of Farris's to the lush forests and treacherous mountains that Vividha encounters on her quest. The characters themselves are also well-developed and complex, each with their own motivations and struggles that drive the plot forward.

One of the most compelling aspects of the novel is the theme of self-discovery and empowerment. As Vividha embarks on her journey, she learns to trust in her own strength and resilience, ultimately discovering her own inner power and worth. This message of empowerment is both empowering and inspiring, making "Girl from Farris's" a truly uplifting read.

Overall, "Girl from Farris's" is a compelling and immersive novel that combines elements of adventure, mystery, and personal growth. Burroughs's storytelling skills are on full display in this captivating tale, making it a must-read for fans of the genre.

Book Description:
Ever want to pull yourself up by your bootstraps, only to have the whole world fight to keep you down? Ever been upstanding and righteous, only to have those around you take advantage of you? In the most unique of circumstances, watch a woman flee from a lavish world of slavery in a brothel, to live in the muck and mire of squalor. With the law chasing after her, The Girl from Farris' must find a way to merely survive. And in other parts of town, watch an upstanding citizen go from Riches to Rags as his fiance' and business partners slowly tear down the soul of the man. Watch as these two paths collide at different points in their lives. Will it be happily ever after, or a bitter end? Summary by Joe DeNoia She gets a job and although she can barely afford to care for herself, she stays on the straight and narrow, but her past is bound to catch up to her.