
Sarah Waters Series (six Volumes in Total)
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In the Victorian era, women's life choices were narrow and cramped, and their lives were gray and pale. They were either imprisoned in a deep house, or grew up in a den of thieves, or were imprisoned in a lunatic asylum, or were sent to an asylum. Men's voices are high-pitched and loud, but women's voices are often suppressed. However, British storyteller Sarah Worster pointed out a unique path to freedom for women in the early stages of their awakening of female consciousness. With her amazing narrative talent and in-depth research on the Victorian era, she wrote the "Victorian Trilogy", which shows the struggle, awakening and inexhaustible vitality of women in the Victorian era.
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