The Bell Jar

Esther Greenwood, a brilliant young writer and dedicated student, had won a trip to New York City and a job at a top fashion magazine; it looked as though all of her dreams were coming true. But slowly Esther realized the reality of corruption and in effect she began to question her dreams and even her own identity. She gradually learned that people and society itself are not what they seem to be, and so …

…this book has helped me feel not so alone, that there are others in the world who have experienced and suffered from the same torments as I have and who have all the same fears of repercussion as I have. In short, I am infinitely grateful that I read this amazing book, because I now walk away with a higher sense of self-realization and confidence that I don’t think I will ever truly forget.