The Awakening

Kate Chopin

First published 1899

During a summer on Grand Isle, Edna Pontellier begins to question the roles that marriage, motherhood, and polite society have assigned her. Music, friendship, desire, and artistic ambition awaken a growing need for independence. Kate Chopin follows that transformation with clear-eyed attention to freedom, responsibility, solitude, and the costs of claiming a life as one's own.

11 Episodes, complete and unabridged.

Kramena divides the complete book into daily Episodes and saves your place when you stop.