booksforgirls来自牛津大学bodleianlibraries（2）

曾经我在这图书馆外面凝视了一个小时，我知道，没有努力的人生，终究是会被一些门所阻挡

只有牛津大学的师生才有资格进入的图书馆，把证件借给别人都不行

继续昨天的日历书单。
April.

APRIL

This book covers speak eloquentlyof what's inside.May Baldwin's A Ripping Girl (1914)looks just that. The daffodils on Gabrielle E . Jackson's Little Miss Sunshine(1903) Confirm that the contents Are every bit as upbeat as the tittle,and the flowers on A.M Irvine's The worst girl in the school (1912) reassure the reader that things can't be quite that bad.

the book lists

《 A Ripping GIRL》
《LIITTLR MISS SUNSHINE》
《THE WORST GIRL IN THE SCHOOL》

May

MAY

Feminism began at home. But while not every Edwardan wife could command the status of 'new woman.'; they could at least begin to bring up a new generation with different priorities. Fiction set the standard:Bessie Marchant's heroine here gained ' distinction' through adventurous exploits in south Africa（A girl of distinction, Published in 1912, It's subtitled a tale of the Karroo）. Others found development and fulfilment through friendships made at college or at school.

the book lists

《 A college girl》
《A girl of distinction 》
《old school friends》

June

june

The sand of desert is sodden red /red with the wreck of a square that broke,… The voice of school boy rallies the ranks./" PLAY up PLAY up, played the game" The school sport with character building was taking as read by Edwardian authors inspired by sir henry newbolt's poem 'vitai lampada(1892). Boys' reading was valued chiefly inasmuch as it motivated action，while friendship mystery and romance were preferred topics for books marketed aT women and girls.

the book list

《generous friendship》
《not cricket a school story》
《The lady was warend》