After meeting as freshman roommates at Smith College, Lucy and Carolyn--two wealthy young women from vastly different backgrounds--become enmeshed in a lovers' triangle with Carolyn's womanizing stepfather at its core
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She has also written for magazines such as The New Yorker, The Oprah Magazine, Vogue, and ELLE.
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And he does it with deeply personal, honest, and captivating stories that keep the pages turning
And he does it with deeply personal, honest, and captivating stories that keep the pages turning. If you’re at all interested in financial independence, retiring early, or just putting happiness ahead of money, you will enjoy this book. Author, Retire Early with Real Estate.
Illustration by Jillian Tamaki. Maria Popova’s forthcoming book Figuring delves deep into the interconnected lives of several historical figures including Maria Mitchell, America’s first professional woman astronomer. Later, as a professor at Vassar, Mitchell tells her students, America’s first class of women astronomers: Mingle the starlight with your lives and you won’t be fretted by trifles. What moves you most in a work of literature?