Philadelphia: Blakiston / Triangle, (c 1932.) dj. Hardcover - The dust jacket describes this as "A Tender Romance of a Girl Who Chose Love Instead of Security" - but it is instead a chronicle of the gradual growth to maturity of a young girl, one of four sisters raised with every privilege on a secluded ranch just south of San Francisco, who falls in love with a married man, and when that romance turns to disaster, abruptly marries a poor man, a mountain guide, and learns what a struggle life can be. Notable for its descriptions of the settings - the coastal hills of the ranch, the small town where she lives in poverty with her two small children, the camp in the Sierras. 343 pp. Attractive dust jacket art.