"What Rachel wants is to wear sheer stockings, to swim in a bathing suit, to sing at the top of her voice and wander the world like men do. But as the eldest daughter of a Hasidic rabbi, she is expected to follow in her mother's footsteps; caring for the young ones, helping at home, submitting to an arranged marriage and shaving off her hair. The world of Orthodox Judaism is strictly controlled, and
Rachel can't quite imagine what life is like outside. But the forbidden paperback books that she secretly devours tell her of a world filled with daring, seductive men and sensuous, rebellious women. A world she yearns fo even as her wedding day draws near. A world that she's not even sure really exists....
Rachel can't quite imagine what life is like outside. But the forbidden paperback books that she secretly devours tell her of a world filled with daring, seductive men and sensuous, rebellious women. A world she yearns fo even as her wedding day draws near. A world that she's not even sure really exists....
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