Truly enjoyed this story about Kitty and the unveiling of her past.
Truly enjoyed this story about Kitty and the unveiling of her past.
This is a very soft pick for me. I think I‘d have preferred a nonfiction account. I finished it because it‘s for my irl book club, and it sent me to the internet to find out more. But the writing itself was at best bland, at worst anachronistic. And the name dropping got tiresome. We know Bernard was a cad - no need to drag Edith Wharton into it.
“We have an obligation. Things won‘t be better for any of us until they‘re better for all of us.”
“People can tell you they love you three times a day and still treat you any kind of way when it really comes down to it.”
I have known and experienced this quote.