Open The Door
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Set in the early 1900s, 'Open The Door' chronicles the life of Joanna Bannerman, a young woman grappling with the challenges and expectations of her Edwardian society. The novel offers a remarkable insight into the female experience, exploring Joanna's relationships, ambitions, and the complexities of her inner world. Through her struggles with family, love, and her own sense of self, Joanna's journey becomes a testament to the timeless struggle for identity and self-determination.Book Details
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