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	title:	Singled Out: How Two Million Women Survived without Men After the First World War: How Two Million Women Survived Without Men After the First World War
	author:	Virginia Nicholson
	format:	Paperback
	publisher:	Penguin Books Ltd
	released:	June 5, 2008
	isbn:	0141020628
	isbn-13:	9780141020624

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Customer Reviews
A Land Fit for Heroines - Rated Unlike a previous reviewer I thought there really was a representative cross section of women featured in the book, and the author came up with some quite obscure biographical details to bring the situations of women in the twenties and thirties alive. What comes across is the genuine sense of loss that some felt at being denied the chance of having a family, and the often ground-breaking successes they achieved once they decided to channel their energies in other directions. The last chapter which records these achievements is particularly uplifting, and the author herself conveys a quiet pride in what they did. Barbara - Rated I was eagerly awaiting this ore-ordered book but found it largely disappointing. There was insufficient writing/analysis about anything other than the upper classes and it would have been much more fascinating to have learnt more about the women in this country in general and their ways of accepting their "...survival without men after WW1". Wonderful - Rated This is a fascinating book. I could not put it down. It is so beautifully and accessibly written with such intriguing and poignant real life stories.

Customer Reviews

A Land Fit for Heroines - Rated 4/5
Unlike a previous reviewer I thought there really was a representative cross section of women featured in the book, and the author came up with some quite obscure biographical details to bring the situations of women in the twenties and thirties alive. What comes across is the genuine sense of loss that some felt at being denied the chance of having a family, and the often ground-breaking successes they achieved once they decided to channel their energies in other directions. The last chapter which records these achievements is particularly uplifting, and the author herself conveys a quiet pride in what they did.

Barbara - Rated 3/5
I was eagerly awaiting this ore-ordered book but found it largely disappointing. There was insufficient writing/analysis about anything other than the upper classes and it would have been much more fascinating to have learnt more about the women in this country in general and their ways of accepting their "...survival without men after WW1".

Wonderful - Rated 5/5
This is a fascinating book. I could not put it down. It is so beautifully and accessibly written with such intriguing and poignant real life stories.