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The Bell Jar

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First published: 1963
Pages: 197

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We explore with Esther Greenwood in The Bell Jar by Sylvia Plath as she tries to work through the society and mental health traps with none of the comic relief that laughs it off for you. Plath presents themes with a vivid prose of identity, depression, and self discovery to provide a beautiful, yet poignant, depiction of woman's trying to define herself in the world.

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Sylvia Plath

Published one novel and one collection in her lifetime, and the reputation rests largely on poems assembled after her death. The Bell Jar follows a talented young woman through a summer internship in New York and into a psychiatric ward, and it is funnier than its reputation allows, right up to the point where it is not.

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