Prodigal Daughters
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92
1921
English
- The Colonel Returns
- ''The Old Order Changeth''
- Peg's Carrying On
- The Disillusionment
- The Storm Breaks
- The Right to ''Live Their Lives''
- Roderick Ravenscroft
- The Supper Party
- ''I'm Engaged to Jim''
- The Army and Navy Club Interview
- Unacceptable Advice
- Trevor Trelawney
- The Girls Take French Leave
- The Colonel Visits Camden Town
- The Search for the Runaways
- Eleanor Secures a Position
- Jim Barnes Takes a Licking
- The Girls Are Located
- Eleanor and Peggy Defiant
- The Spirit of the Age
- Her ''Good Friend''
- The Night Club Affair
- The Horror of the Awakening
- Peggy's Romance Fades
- Trev's Engagement
- Jim's Appeal for Help
- The Home of the Barnes
- Eleanor Visits Peggy
- Peggy's Betrayal
- At Spurling and King's
- ''Miss Statham''
- Peggy Pleads With Eleanor
- Love Wins Out
A frank look at the revolt of the younger generation following World War I, the book follows the Trelawney family. The father looks eagerly forward to his return home after serving an important but harrowing stint in the army. What he finds at home is not what he expects, as his two daughters test the boundaries of new morals, ethics, and dress. Many of the generational and class issues central to the theme continue to resonate in families and society. The book was made into a silent movie starring Gloria Swanson in 1923. Summary by Kate Follis
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