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The Bell Jar Is a Classic Of American Literature, With Over Two Million Copies Sold In This Country. This Extraordinary Work Chronicles The Crack-up Of Esther Greenwood: Brilliant, Beautiful, Enormously Talented, Succesful - But Slowly Going Under, And Maybe For The Last Time. Step By Careful Step, Sylvia Plath Takes Us With Esther Through a Painful Month In New York as a Contest-winning Junior Editor On a Magazine, Her Increasingly Strained Relationships With Her Mother And The Boy She Dated In

The Bell Jar Chronicles The Crack-up Of Esther Greenwood: Brilliant, Beautiful, Enormously Talented, And Successful, But Slowly Going Under - Maybe For The Last Time. Sylvia Plath Masterfully Draws The Reader Into Esther's Breakdown With Such Intensity That Esther's Insanity Becomes Completely Real And Even Rational, as Probable And Accessible An Experience as Going To The Movies. Such Deep Penetration Into The Dark And Harrowing Corners Of The Psyche Is An Extraordinary Accomplishment And Has M

The Bell Jar Chronicles The Crack-up Of Esther Greenwood: Brilliant, Beautiful, Enormously Talented, And Successful, But Slowly Going Under - Maybe For The Last Time. Sylvia Plath Masterfully Draws The Reader Into Esther's Breakdown With Such Intensity That Esther's Insanity Becomes Completely Real And Even Rational, as Probable And Accessible An Experience as Going To The Movies. Such Deep Penetration Into The Dark And Harrowing Corners Of The Psyche Is An Extraordinary Accomplishment And Has M

The Bell Jar Chronicles The Crack-up Of Esther Greenwood: Brilliant, Beautiful, Enormously Talented, And Successful, But Slowly Going Under - Maybe For The Last Time. Sylvia Plath Masterfully Draws The Reader Into Esther's Breakdown With Such Intensity That Esther's Insanity Becomes Completely Real And Even Rational, as Probable And Accessible An Experience as Going To The Movies. Such Deep Penetration Into The Dark And Harrowing Corners Of The Psyche Is An Extraordinary Accomplishment And Has M

The Bell Jar Is a Classic Of American Literature, With Over Two Million Copies Sold In This Country. This Extraordinary Work Chronicles The Crack-up Of Esther Greenwood: Brilliant, Beautiful, Enormously Talented, Succesful - But Slowly Going Under, And Maybe For The Last Time. Step By Careful Step, Sylvia Plath Takes Us With Esther Through a Painful Month In New York as a Contest-winning Junior Editor On a Magazine, Her Increasingly Strained Relationships With Her Mother And The Boy She Dated In

When Esther Greenwood Wins An Internship On a New York Fashion Magazine In 1953, She Is Elated, Believing She Will Finally Realise Her Dream To Become a Writer. But In Between The Cocktail Parties And Piles Of Manuscripts, Esther's Life Begins To Slide Out Of Control. She Finds Herself Spiralling Into Depression And Eventually a Suicide Attempt, as She Grapples With Difficult Relationships And a Society Which Refuses To Take Women's Aspirations Seriously. The Bell Jar, Sylvia Plath's Only Novel