
Lolly Willowes: or, the Loving Huntsman
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Lolly Willowes, a woman of independent spirit, feels trapped by the expectations of her family and the limitations imposed by her social circle. She embarks on a journey of self-discovery by moving to a secluded village, where she finds solace in the natural world and delves into the mystical realm of witchcraft. She learns to harness her abilities and embraces a life of freedom, rejecting the conventions of her past. As Lolly becomes a respected figure in the village, she attracts the attention of a mysterious huntsman, who represents a potential love interest and a new chapter in her life. However, Lolly's journey is not without its challenges as she confronts her own anxieties and the judgments of those who misunderstand her path. Through Lolly's transformation, Sylvia Townsend Warner crafts a witty and insightful exploration of female agency, the search for self-expression, and the power of embracing the unconventional.Book Details
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