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The S. W. F. Club   By: (1835-1916)

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The S. W. F. Club by Caroline Elliott Hoogs Jacobs is a charming and heartwarming tale about friendship, secrets, and the power of sisterhood. Set in the picturesque town of Willowbrook, the story follows four women who form an unlikely bond and embark on a remarkable journey of self-discovery.

The book introduces us to the protagonists – Sara, Willow, Fiona, and Claire – each grappling with their own personal challenges. Sara, a recent divorcee, is struggling to come to terms with her failed marriage and find her place in a world no longer defined by her relationship. Willow, an aspiring artist, battles crippling self-doubt that hinders her creative ambitions. Fiona, a single mother, is torn between the demands of her job and her longing for a deeper connection with her son. Lastly, Claire, a widow, tries to navigate the uncharted territory of dating again while honoring the memory of her late husband.

With a stroke of fate, the four women find themselves sitting together at a local book club meeting. Fueled by a shared love for literature and a desire for companionship, they form their own club, the S. W. F. Club. As the story unravels, readers are invited into their intimate circle, witnessing their individual journeys unfold and witnessing the transformative power of their friendship.

What I found particularly captivating about this book is the authenticity with which the characters are depicted. Jacobs skillfully delves into the complexities and vulnerabilities of each woman, making them relatable and endearing. Their struggles, triumphs, and moments of self-discovery resonate with readers on a profound level, reminding us of our common humanity.

The author's prose is rich and evocative, painting vivid images of the charming town and its inhabitants. Jacobs expertly weaves together multiple storylines, seamlessly moving between perspectives, and building suspense throughout the narrative. The pacing is well-balanced, keeping the reader engaged and invested in each character's story.

One of the greatest strengths of The S. W. F. Club is the exploration of the power of female friendships. It beautifully portrays the unconditional support, love, and understanding that can be found among women who share a common bond. Through their shared experiences and unwavering support, the women in the S. W. F. Club motivate each other to confront their fears, chase their dreams, and ultimately find happiness.

While the book touches upon serious themes, it is laced with moments of humor and levity, providing a delightful balance. The S. W. F. Club is a heartwarming and uplifting read that reminds us of the importance of embracing our true selves and finding solace in the power of friendship.

Caroline Elliott Hoogs Jacobs has crafted a sincere and captivating story that celebrates the strength of women and the beauty of human connection. The S. W. F. Club is a must-read for anyone in search of a touching, inspiring, and heartwarming tale that will linger in your heart long after you turn the last page.

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E text prepared by Al Haines

THE S. W. F. CLUB

by

CAROLINE E. JACOBS

Author of Joan of Jupiter Inn , Joan's Jolly Vacation , Patricia , etc.

The Goldsmith Publishing Co. Cleveland, Ohio George W. Jacobs & Company

1912

CONTENTS

CHAPTER

I PAULINE'S FLAG II THE MAPLES III UNCLE PAUL'S ANSWER IV BEGINNINGS V BEDELIA VI PERSONALLY CONDUCTED VII HILARY'S TURN VIII SNAP SHOTS IX AT THE MANOR X THE END OF SUMMER

CHAPTER I

PAULINE'S FLAG

Pauline dropped the napkin she was hemming and, leaning back in her chair, stared soberly down into the rain swept garden.

Overhead, Patience was having a "clarin' up scrape" in her particular corner of the big garret, to the tune of "There's a Good Time Coming."

Pauline drew a quick breath; probably, there was a good time coming any number of them only they were not coming her way; they would go right by on the main road, they always did.

"'There's a good time coming,'" Patience insisted shrilly, "'Help it on! Help it on!'"

Pauline drew another quick breath. She would help them on! If they would none of them stop on their own account, they must be flagged. And yes, she would do it right now.

Getting up, she brought her writing portfolio from the closet, clearing a place for it on the little table before the window... Continue reading book >>




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