Big Game: A Story for Girls

"Big Game: A Story for Girls" by George de Horne Vaizey, shows the journey of a determined young woman who goes to great lengths to support her brother's dreams. Margot Vane, a clever and spirited girl, is fiercely loyal to her brother Ronald, an aspiring poet constantly facing rejection. Dismayed by their father's disapproval of Ronald's artistic ambitions, Margot crafts a daring plan: she proposes that they travel to a far-off Scottish hotel, where a renowned poetry editor is rumored to reside, in hopes of securing his approval and publication for Ronald's work. The narrative opens with a heartfelt scene of sibling solidarity, underscoring Margot's unwavering faith in Ronald's abilities and her resolve to challenge social norms. As they prepare for an adventurous trip, readers will find a hopeful yet light tone, which suggests an exciting journey that promises personal discovery and transformation.