Sheltered Lives
Sheltered Lives by Mary Hazzard, published by iUniverse in June 2000, is a 240-page novel written in English. This work follows the journey of a young woman as she transitions from New England to New Mexico during the 1960s, exploring her personal growth and self-evaluation in the context of her marriage, childhood influences, and the evolving world around her.
Readers will find an individualistic narrative that delves into the complexities of identity and change. The story presents themes of self-discovery and adaptation, as the protagonist navigates her new environment and reflects on her past. Through this exploration, the novel captures the essence of historical fiction, offering insights into the societal shifts of the time while focusing on the personal experiences that shape one’s life.
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A novel about a young woman’s journey from New England to New Mexico in the ninteen-sixties. Gail Godwin described it as “an honest, elegant, individualistic narrative about a woman making an effort to re-evaluate herself in terms of her marriage, her childhood influences, her relation to a new environment and a changing world.”
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