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Age Of Innocence Book Popular Q&A

Q: Is the Age of Innocence a good book?
A: Yes, its Edith Wharton, and it is an excellent book. Just know that Edith Wharton writes her characters with a lot of angst, they face turmoil in their personal... Read More »

Q: What is the book the age of innocence?
A: The novel, Age of Innocence, is about a marriage threatened by the appearance of a scandalous ... Read More »

Q: What is an overview of the book Age of Innocence?
A: Newland Archer couldn't be more pleased with his recent engagement t... Read More »

Q: What is the climax in the book "age of innocence"
A: OK that's not kind - Archer never leaves his fiancee. The climax of the book is when Archer realizes that in order to be with Madame Olenska, he would have to g... Read More »

Q: When was The Age of Innocence written?
A: Edith Wharton finished writing The Age of Innocence in 1920, during her stay in France. The book was published the same year and got the Pulitzer prize in 1921. Read More »