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Alice Adams

First published
1921
Pages
220

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  1. Chapter 01

    11:57

  2. Chapter 02

    15:57

  3. Chapter 03

    18:47

  4. Chapter 04

    13:21

  5. Chapter 05

    18:00

  6. Chapter 06

    25:00

  7. Chapter 07

    17:52

  8. Chapter 08

    14:45

  9. Chapter 09

    17:08

  10. Chapter 10

    16:23

  11. Chapter 11

    21:28

  12. Chapter 12

    29:34

  13. Chapter 13

    14:21

  14. Chapter 14

    20:10

  15. Chapter 15

    19:43

  16. Chapter 16

    17:36

  17. Chapter 17

    15:43

  18. Chapter 18

    17:03

  19. Chapter 19

    17:19

  20. Chapter 20

    21:56

  21. Chapter 21

    22:54

  22. Chapter 22

    19:09

  23. Chapter 23

    19:35

  24. Chapter 24

    11:28

  25. Chapter 25

    15:54

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About this book

Booth Tarkington's Pulitzer Prize novel of 1921 follows a young woman in a small Midwestern city who is desperate to seem better off than she is. Alice Adams comes from a struggling lower-middle-class family, and when she meets the well-bred Arthur Russell she works hard to charm him while hiding the plain truth of her circumstances. Her performances grow more strained as her father gambles the family's security on a risky business scheme. Tarkington writes about social ambition and shame with genuine sympathy rather than mockery, and the closing image of Alice climbing the steps to a business college is one of the quiet, honest endings in American fiction. A free PDF and EPUB edition is available here.

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Booth Tarkington

Booth Tarkington was an Indianapolis novelist, dramatist, and chronicler of social change in the American Midwest. The Gentleman from Indiana, his 1899 debut, follows a newspaper editor in a fictional Indiana town, while Penrod collects the misadventures of a Midwestern boy.

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First published
1921
Reading time
About 6 hours
Pages
220
Language
English
Formats
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