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Publisher	Select Classics
ISBN 10	9815280066
Book Format	Paperback
Book Description	"The silence depressed me. It wasn't the silence of silence. It was my own silence." Esther Greenwood is a beautiful and immensely talented young lady who dreamt of being a great writer. As a college student she travelled from Massachusetts to New York to work on a magazine for a month as a guest editor. While there, she is showered with fancy dinners, and elite networking. Esther knew she should be having the time of her life, but something was wrong, and she felt deadened. Little she knew that this was the beginning of a clinical depression which would take all sense of life out of her. After a visit from a beloved professor, she starts to believe that there is a light at the end of the tunnel. Months of treatment later, Esther leaves the mental hospital in time to start college. She now knew that life would be a seesaw of good and bad days, and the bell jar could ring either with sadness or elation, she just needed to hear it jingle and practice what she learnt. The Bell Jar is an intimate, and uplifting narrative written with the expert stroke of the finest writers of the century; meant to make the reader feel supported and hopeful in their journey.
Publication Date	8 April 2025

ISBN 13	9789815280067
Author	Sarah Zia
Language	English
About the Author	Sylvia Plath, born on October 27, 1932, in Boston, Massachusetts was the first child of Otto Plath, a professor of biology, and Aurelia Schober Plath a teacher. Plath's early childhood was marked by academic success, and she published her first poem at the age of eight in the children's section of the Boston Herald. In 1950, Plath began attending Smith College on a scholarship and those years were pivotal in shaping her as a writer. he was mainly known for writing in the style of confessional poetry and as a genre, it often focuses on extreme experiences of emotion and taboo subjects such as sexuality, mental illness, trauma, and death or suicide.
Number of Pages	242 pages

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