Publisher's Synopsis
This powerful novel tells the story of Nan, a young working-class woman in early 20th century England who is forced to navigate the challenges of poverty, discrimination, and domestic abuse. Holdsworth's work offers a gripping portrayal of the struggles faced by women in this era, as well as a compelling commentary on the gender and class dynamics of society at the time. This book is a must-read for anyone interested in feminist literature and social justice issues.
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