Samantha at Coney Island, and a Thousand Other Islands

About this book

In an era marked by rapid societal change and burgeoning leisure culture, "Samantha at Coney Island, and a Thousand Other Islands" by Marietta Holley captures the essence of early 20th-century American life. Through the witty lens of Samantha Allen, readers explore the vibrant attractions of Coney Island alongside her husband, Josiah. This humorous novel uniquely intertwines the charm of travel with astute observations on social norms and gender roles, making it a delightful read for students and historians alike. Holley’s keen insights into the evolving landscape of recreation and her deft use of satire invite readers to reflect on the complexities of modernity. Dive into this engaging narrative that celebrates the spirit of adventure and the quirks of human nature.

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