Orphan Dinah (1920)

The novel centers on Dinah Shadd, a spirited orphan navigating life with her aunt and uncle in a Devon village. As she grapples with feelings of isolation and the stark class divides around her, Dinah begins to challenge societal expectations of women. Her journey is marked by resilience and a quest for identity, making it a compelling coming-of-age tale. Rich in themes of social class and gender roles, it offers a poignant exploration of personal growth against the backdrop of early 20th-century England.