Kitty Canary: A Novel

Name: Kitty Canary: A Novel
Author: Kate Langley Bosher

By Kate Langley Bosher

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A sixteen-year-old girl spending a summer away from home discovers first love with a young man recently freed from an engagement while she moves through boarding-house life and small-town society. Between family visits, parties, and plans for a communal picnic she observes social rivalries, tests of friendship, and the burdens of material expectation, reflecting on kindness and personal priorities. The narrative unfolds episodically as romantic hopes, family loyalties, and civic obligations prompt growth and self-awareness during an eventful season.

About the Author

Kate Langley Bosher

Kate Langley Bosher was an American author known for her contributions to early 20th-century literature. Her works often explore themes of Southern life and the complexities of human relationships. One of her notable novels, "Bobbie: A Story of the Confederacy," reflects her interest in historical narratives and the impact of the Civil War on personal lives. In addition to this, she wrote several other novels, including "Kitty Canary" and "Mary Cary: 'Frequently Martha,'" showcasing her versatility in storytelling. Bosher's writing is characterized by its rich character development and engaging plots, making her a significant figure in her literary era.