Jenny: A Village Idyl

About this book

In the late 19th century, as industrialization reshaped societal norms, "Jenny: A Village Idyl" by M. A. Curtois captures the poignant struggles of a woman in a rural community. Jenny Salter, the novel's resilient protagonist, navigates the intricate balance between maternal duties and the rigid expectations imposed by her village. With vivid depictions of pastoral life and the emotional weight of motherhood, Curtois explores themes of resilience and identity. This compelling narrative invites students and historians alike to reflect on the societal challenges faced by women of the era. Immerse yourself in this rich tapestry of village life and discover the strength found in vulnerability.