"Good-Morning, Rosamond!"

"Good-Morning, Rosamond!" by Constance Lindsay Skinner is a story about a young, wealthy widow named Rosamond Mearely who is living in Roseborough shortly after her husband's death. The story looks at how she deals with what people expect from her, how she sees herself, and the hard but exciting journey to freedom and joy while trying to figure out her new reality. The book begins by showing Rosamond's everyday life, which is very scheduled by her housemaids Amanda and Jemima Frigget. When Rosamond is late one morning, she has a tiff with her staff, exposing her late husband's social standing. As she gets ready for the day, Rosamond considers her marriage and resolves to make the most of what she believes is her "Wonderful Day," suggesting that she yearns for liberation from Roseborough high-society expectations.