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Winner of three 2019 national independent publisher awards, In the Company of Like-Minded Women explores the complexities of bonds between sisters and family at the start of the 20th century when women struggled to determine their future and the "New Woman" demanded an equal voice. Three sisters are reunited in 1901 Denver following a family rift many years before. Each sister faces critical decisions regarding love, work, and the strength of her convictions. The success of Colorado women in gaining the right to vote in 1893â?? twenty-seven years before the passage of national suffrageâ?? and their continued fight for women's rights, provide the background as the story un Geen bibliotheekbeschrijvingen gevonden. |
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-Lida, a widow with two children who has been trained to be a doctor but meets discrimination everywhere from the college to her attempts to practice her profession.
-Sarah Jane - Lida's daughter, who at 14 is learning from her mother how to fight for what she wants out of life.
-Eva - her sister from St Louis who has come to spend the summer and bonds with Sarah Jane.
-Mildred - Lida's other sister, also visiting for the summer but a bitter woman who thinks that women should stay at home where they belong.
Can the three totally different sisters become close again and realize the need to fight for the role of women in the new century?
I loved this book. The author gave us a lot of information about the suffragette movement as well as the temperance movement as part of the story line. The women were very well written and are a good reflection of the women who fought for women's rights long before it was politically correct to do so.
Thanks to the publisher for a copy of this book to read and review. All opinions are my own. ( )