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Rose (from Eight Cousins) returns from a trip around the world a more educated older (but still young) woman. She needs to settle down and realizes everyone thinks she should get married. As a woman with money, this is tricky. How can she determine who likes her and who cares for her money? She enjoys the company of her many cousins who both charm and annoy her. She also wants to find something useful and helpful to do for the more needy people in the world. Can she find a useful occupation and a suitable match? A sweet coming of age story.
Helpful Score: 1
This book is a sequel to Alcott's Eight Cousins. While I recommend that you read Eight Cousins first you can probably figure out the story without doing so.
The story is about a young woman named Rose who is shockingly independent for her time and trying to find her way in the world. It is an awesome read for any independent girls out there.
The story is about a young woman named Rose who is shockingly independent for her time and trying to find her way in the world. It is an awesome read for any independent girls out there.
Helpful Score: 1
Sequel to Eight Cousins. About a young woman trying to determine her place in the adult world. A wonderful book.
