Stubble

About this book

In the early 20th century, societal shifts and evolving roles of women marked a transformative era in American life. "Stubble" by George Looms intricately weaves the themes of personal identity and community dynamics through the eyes of Mary Louise, who navigates the complexities of her environment. The novel explores the nuances of familial bonds and societal expectations, showcasing characters like Zenie, who embody resilience amidst change. Ideal for students and historians alike, this poignant narrative captures the essence of human connection against a backdrop of historical evolution. Delve into "Stubble" to uncover the rich tapestry of relationships that define a generation, and witness how individual stories contribute to the larger narrative of progress.