After a great break for my problems of arms (which are still and will be more), I decided to once and for all the entries for what I read this summer, if I remember something. Sorry to be so short, but it's something. I begin by The House of Mirth, Edith Wharton .
As The Age of Innocence , the author makes a fierce critique of prejudice and false appearances of good society in New York. In this case involves a female protagonist, Lily Bart, a young upper class but with economic problems. His salvation would marry a rich man, but it seems that she is not very for the work to ensure a good future with anyone with a high income, but does not seem very willing to give up the kind of life you've always known. Is gradually losing its future options to reorganize and the destination will be relentless with it. The sense of burden that follows the story when you go to see how Lily is becoming a kind of puppet in a world that ends up rejecting it, she reminded me of another masterpiece of Edith Wharton.
The film adaptation I've seen yet. 'll Edit the entry when doing so.
As The Age of Innocence , the author makes a fierce critique of prejudice and false appearances of good society in New York. In this case involves a female protagonist, Lily Bart, a young upper class but with economic problems. His salvation would marry a rich man, but it seems that she is not very for the work to ensure a good future with anyone with a high income, but does not seem very willing to give up the kind of life you've always known. Is gradually losing its future options to reorganize and the destination will be relentless with it. The sense of burden that follows the story when you go to see how Lily is becoming a kind of puppet in a world that ends up rejecting it, she reminded me of another masterpiece of Edith Wharton.
The film adaptation I've seen yet. 'll Edit the entry when doing so.
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