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Mary Louise at Dorfield

By Emma Speed Sampson

(3.5 stars) • 10 reviews

In a town eager to rebuild after war, a group of young women challenge old expectations and chase new dreams as one of their own prepares to walk down the aisle.

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2018-05-06
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Summary

"Mary Louise at Dorfield" by Emma Speed Sampson is a novel that tells about Mary Louise and her friends as they go through life changes in the town of Dorfield after World War I. The book looks at important ideas like what people want to achieve, how friends support each other, and how the roles of men and women are changing, showing how society was changing back then. At the beginning, the town is trying to get back to normal after the war. Through talks between the girls, especially Elizabeth Wright, the author shows how they feel a bit lost and want to find a purpose, as they don't want to just do what women are expected to do. A sewing group that gets together to make Mary Louise's wedding clothes helps show how the friends care for and help each other. As they spend time together, we see how they deal with social roles, dreams, and relationships, especially with new people like Mrs. Markle joining in and the wedding getting closer. The start of the book gets ready to look at these themes in a way that's both fun and interesting.

About the Author

Emma Speed Sampson, was an American author of juvenile fiction and a movie censor.

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