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THE INNOCENT LIBERTINE

Colette

Condition: Very good. Penguin Modern Classics edition with cream cover and artwork by Sharon Long. Light handling marks to cover; spine uncreased and pages clean throughout.

About the Book:
In The Innocent Libertine (Lingénue libertine), Colette explores the delicate contradictions of feminine desire and self-awareness. The novel follows Minne, a young woman who rebels against the confines of respectability in search of emotional and sensual fulfillment. Through Minnes adventures and disillusionments in turn-of-the-century Paris, Colette paints a subtle and sympathetic portrait of the tension between innocence, longing, and experience. Both intimate and ironic, it is among her most psychologically astute works.

About the Author:
Sidonie-Gabrielle Colette (18731954), known simply as Colette, was one of Frances most celebrated literary figures novelist, actress, and chronicler of sensuality and independence. Her works often center on womens interior lives and their negotiation of pleasure, freedom, and social constraint. Her enduring influence spans literature, feminism, and French cultural history.