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Romance · 1950 · G

The Little Pretender

by Barbara Cartland

She pretended to be someone she wasn't — until the right person saw who she actually was

ForAll agesGenreRomanceLength192 pagesRead time~5 hours

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Violence

None

No violence

Language

None

No significant language

Sexual Content

None

Completely innocent romantic content

Substance Use

None

No substance use

Emotional Intensity

Barely any

Mild complexity; a pretense discovered; identity and authenticity

What this book is about

A young woman assuming a false identity finds that maintaining the pretense is hardest when someone is looking at her with genuine interest. Cartland's The Little Pretender is sweet, uncomplicated, and entirely appropriate for all ages.

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