Book · 1946 · Fiction

The Street

Houghton Mifflin Harcourt Trade & Reference Publishers · 448 pages
★ 6.7 editorial score

Lutie Johnson believes what Benjamin Franklin promised about work and thrift, and rents an apartment on 116th Street to raise her son. The men who watch her climb the stairs have other plans.

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