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Betty Wales confronts a sudden collapse of the ploshkin novelty market that jeopardizes a small entrepreneurial venture tied to her college circle. Friends and student organizations mount imaginative schemes, social events, and businesslike improvisations to revive sales and support one another. A lively newcomer from Montana shakes up campus life, prompting initiations, pranks, and a dramatic disappearance that tests loyalties. Dances, dinners, a prom, and debates about suffrage and modern womanhood complicate romances and ambitions. Practical problems and personal choices are worked through, leaving the group with renewed purpose and plans for the future.

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Edith K. Dunton

Edith K. Dunton was an American author best known for her series of novels centered around the character Betty Wales, a relatable and spirited young woman navigating the challenges of adolescence and college life. Her works, including titles such as "Betty Wales & Co.: A Story for Girls" and "Betty Wales, B. A.: A Story for Girls," reflect the experiences and aspirations of young women in the early 20th century. Dunton's writing is characterized by its engaging storytelling and focus on themes of friendship, education, and personal growth, making her contributions notable within the genre of girls' literature.

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