from Peg Cochran's Murder, She Reported Series
New York City in 1938 is an amazing place to be. Seriously, I wouldn’t want to be anywhere else. It’s also an amazing time to be alive. There are a lot of expectations put on women—to marry, raise a family, keep a home—but there are women breaking free from those restrictions, and I plan to be one of them!
My family is horrified by my job—photographer for the Daily Trumpet. It would be one thing if I was taking pictures for the society pages, but I’m not. I’m a crime photographer. And I’ve seen some things no self-respecting young lady from my social class should have. And I wouldn’t change it for the world.
Kaminsky—he’s the Daily Trumpet’s crime reporter—and I have even solved a few crimes ourselves. As Kaminsky would say, “whatcha make of them apples?”
Have you ever wanted to do something really big but were afraid your family would disapprove?
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What an exciting career she has!
ReplyI eagerly look forward to book #2!
ReplyI became a teacher and my parents weren't thrilled that I chose to teach.
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