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The Garden Party
The Garden Party

The Garden Party

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This adaptation addresses themes of social class, privilege, and personal growth. It touches on the contrasting lives of the affluent and the working class, portraying both the beauty and fragility of life. Readers should consider their comfort level with themes of class distinction and existential reflection.

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Total Words 5306
Unique Words 1299
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The Garden Party

About the Author

Katherine Mansfield (1888–1923) was a New Zealand-born modernist writer known for her innovative short stories and unique narrative style. Her works, including The Garden Party, reflect her keen observations on human behavior and social structures. Mansfield’s influence on modern literature endures, with her stories celebrated for their deep emotional resonance and exploration of universal human themes.

Story Overview

Step into the enchanting yet thought-provoking world of The Garden Party with this leveled reading adaptation. Set in early 20th-century New Zealand, this story follows young Laura Sheridan as she prepares for a lavish garden party hosted by her wealthy family. Mansfield’s narrative gently explores Laura's encounters with social class disparities and self-awareness, drawing readers into a beautifully nuanced reflection on privilege, empathy, and the fleeting nature of life.

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