About “Charwoman's Daughter”
Sixteen-year-old Mary Makebelieve lives in a small room in the tenements of early twentieth-century Dublin with her mother, a charwoman. While her mother works cleaning the homes of the wealthy, Mary wanders the city and its parks, lost in daydreams, and her encounter with a policeman marks the beginning of her coming-of-age story, which blends elements of folk or fairytale with a psychological exploration of social relations.
Book details
- Published
- 1912
- Latest edition
- 1912 · ISBN 9781724287618
- ISBN
- 9781724287618
Frequently asked questions
How many pages is Charwoman's Daughter?
Charwoman's Daughter by James Stephens has 250 pages.