It’s the Jazz age in New York, as portrayed in F. Scott Fitzgerald’s The Great Gatsby, the age of the super wealthy, who are bored and languishing in their waterfront mansions. It’s also the age of rum running, smuggling, bootlegging, gangsters, and robbery. Sixteen-year-old Henrietta “Henny” Fine survives in this world as a street urchin,… Continue reading The Adventures of Henrietta Fine
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