Not Quite Eighteen

Susan Coolidge's «Not Quite Eighteen» masterfully captures the intricate weave of adolescence and early adulthood through the eyes of its relatable protagonist. Set against the backdrop of the late 19th century, Coolidge employs a rich narrative style that fuses humor with poignant emotional depth. The novel explores themes of identity, familial relationships, and the transition from youth to maturity, reflecting the Victorian era's pressing concerns about women's roles and societal expectations. Through vivid characterization and a conversational tone, Coolidge creates an engaging portrayal of the... Edasi