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Ruby Takes Chicago

Diann Floyd Boehm
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Year
2023
Language
English
Publisher
OC Publishing

About

“Ruby Takes Chicago”, is the sequel to “Rise! A Girl's Struggle for More”. It's now the 1920s, and a young Ruby Dinsmore leaves her hometown of Oilton, Oklahoma and heads for Chicago to make her dreams come true. In the first book, Ruby, born in 1904, grows up wanting to be a businesswoman and does everything she can to make it happen. At the end of “Rise!”, Ruby's family realizes her dreams can only come true in a larger town where a young woman with a college education would be accepted in the workforce. Once in Chicago, Ruby is surprised to learn that, even in a big city, society as a whole is still reluctant to accept women working outside the home. Determined to stay true to herself, she takes on the challenges of life in tumultuous times of prohibition, protests, and women's rights marches. Ruby meets like-minded women, and together they break through the barriers until Ruby lands the perfect job; all amidst discovering the joys of life and love, and heartbreak...and love again.

Related Subjects

  • Biographical
  • Young Adult Fiction
  • 20th Century
  • United States
  • Historical

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