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Jean & Company, Unlimited in Bloomington, MN
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In November, 1937, Helen Perry Curtis published
Jean & Company, Unlimited
. Aimed at young readers, Jean is the story of an American girl's first European trip. Favorably reviewed,
Jean & Company
was named the Junior Literary Guild Selection of the Month in January, 1938.
In 2020, Laura Gellott published
Helen Perry Curtis and the European Trip of a Lifetime,
a biography of Curtis. That book sparked renewed interest in
, by then long out of print.
Now, thanks to the publisher and editors at Parafine Press,
Jean & Company, Unlimited,
is available to a new audience: whether the young adult readers for whom it was first intended, or older readers discovering-or revisiting-the charming story of an American girl's first encounter with Europe. For all readers, the book's underlying message is a timeless one: an affirmation of the bond between mothers and daughters, and, in the words of the original
New York Times
book review, "a tempting invitation to travel which stresses the most essential of travelers' requirements: good-will and a readiness for experience."
Jean & Company, Unlimited
. Aimed at young readers, Jean is the story of an American girl's first European trip. Favorably reviewed,
Jean & Company
was named the Junior Literary Guild Selection of the Month in January, 1938.
In 2020, Laura Gellott published
Helen Perry Curtis and the European Trip of a Lifetime,
a biography of Curtis. That book sparked renewed interest in
, by then long out of print.
Now, thanks to the publisher and editors at Parafine Press,
Jean & Company, Unlimited,
is available to a new audience: whether the young adult readers for whom it was first intended, or older readers discovering-or revisiting-the charming story of an American girl's first encounter with Europe. For all readers, the book's underlying message is a timeless one: an affirmation of the bond between mothers and daughters, and, in the words of the original
New York Times
book review, "a tempting invitation to travel which stresses the most essential of travelers' requirements: good-will and a readiness for experience."
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