Terry; Or, She Ought to Have Been a Boy

Rosa Mulholland's "Terry, Or, She ought to have been a Boy," explores themes of gender roles and coming-of-age within the rich setting of Ireland. This juvenile fiction title centers around a girl and delves into social themes relevant to young readers.

Originally published long ago, "Terry" offers a glimpse into the lives and expectations placed upon girls during its time. The story examines the constraints and possibilities faced by its protagonist as she navigates the path to adulthood.

This meticulously prepared print edition allows readers to rediscover this classic work of juvenile fiction. Experience the enduring appeal of this story, carefully reprinted to preserve its original charm and historical context. A timeless tale that continues to resonate with those interested in literature exploring the complexities of growing up and challenging societal norms.

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