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Violence
Barely any
No violence
Language
None
Period language
Sexual Content
Barely any
Period-appropriate mild romantic content; propriety throughout
Substance Use
Barely any
Period social drinking
Emotional Intensity
Barely any
The comedy of watching someone more competent than everyone around them; questions of proper female behavior
What this book is about
Sophy is a force of nature: confident, generous, utterly without the deference expected of young women. When she descends on the Rivenhall household, she sees exactly what's wrong with everyone and sets about fixing it, whether they want her to or not. The Grand Sophy is Heyer's most beloved book for readers who want a heroine who acts.
Notes for sensitive readers
Reader-flagged moments and themes that may affect your experience.
Contains an anti-Semitic villain caricature that many modern readers find uncomfortable
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