I found this paperback at a local Goodwill thrift shop. It contains a good selection of Gilman's work, including the feminist-utopia "Herland" and her classic short story "The Yellow Wallpaper" - that's been one of my favorite psychological-suspense tales for ages. (There have been a couple of screen adaptations of the story and at least one stage adaptation, though for me the text remains the most riveting - and harrowing.)

Of the others, I've only nibbled at a couple of other stories: "When I was a Witch" (a mostly-humorous tale about a woman who gains the ability to avenge cruelty and rudeness), and "If I Were a Man" (in which the heroine wakes one day to find that she's become her husband, and describes the unusual freedoms of male dress and social approbation). They're interesting, but I thought they tended to go on a bit too long after the point had already been made, so I expect I'll leave the rest unread.

[There's a TV Tropes page on "The Yellow Wallpaper", with some entertaining tidbits.]

Guidelines for safely visiting and stocking Little Free Libraries during the COVID-19 pandemic, from the LFL site here.

I left this book in the Little Free Library on this lovely day; hope someone enjoys it!

[See other recent releases in NH here.]

*** Released for the 2021 Oh the Places We Can Go challenge. ***

*** Released for the 2021 4 Elements challenge. ***

*** Released for the 2021 Movie challenge. ***

*** Released for the 2021 Theater challenge. ***