"Big Business Girl" 1930 By One of Them
$350
One of Them
[278] pp.
A.L. Burt Company
1930
7 1/2" x 5 1/2"
Jacket design by Crary
The pretext of this novel is that it was written by a female author who had indeed made a career for herself in a man’s world. Based upon the jacket art, the heroine bore a striking resemblance to Joan Crawford, and it does seem the sort of role for which Crawford was known. Alas, there was a film version of the book within a year, but it starred Loretta Young. The book follows the protagonist as she moves from sorority co-ed to successful career woman whose triumph in the office complicates her love life.
“Business was no longer a masculine retreat. Women could go to offices and forget that they were really soft—needed love more than anything in the world.”
[278] pp.
A.L. Burt Company
1930
7 1/2" x 5 1/2"
Jacket design by Crary
The pretext of this novel is that it was written by a female author who had indeed made a career for herself in a man’s world. Based upon the jacket art, the heroine bore a striking resemblance to Joan Crawford, and it does seem the sort of role for which Crawford was known. Alas, there was a film version of the book within a year, but it starred Loretta Young. The book follows the protagonist as she moves from sorority co-ed to successful career woman whose triumph in the office complicates her love life.
“Business was no longer a masculine retreat. Women could go to offices and forget that they were really soft—needed love more than anything in the world.”