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Miss Pat at Artemis Lodge

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Gutenberg ID
22244
Title
Miss Pat at Artemis Lodge
Language
en
Book source
Project Gutenberg
Description max 80 words
Set in the vibrant world of Artemis Lodge, this novel follows Patricia Kendall's spirited journey from aspiring amateur to professional singer. With a buoyant tone and focus on friendship and artistic growth, the story offers an uplifting look at early 20th-century social life, music, and the challenges of pursuing one's dreams against skepticism.
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In Pemberton Ginther's *Miss Pat at Artemis Lodge*, Patricia Kendall arrives at the prestigious Artemis Lodge with a singular, ardent goal: to become a professional singer. Having previously supported herself through various odd jobs, including running a chicken business and managing a boarding house, she is finally ready to dedicate herself to her art. Her arrival is celebrated by her supportive family, including her sisters Elinor and Judith, and her brother-in-law Bruce, who orchestrates a surprise dinner to welcome her home. Patricia begins her rigorous training under Madame Tancredi, a demanding but talented instructor who insists on perfection. While Patricia excels, she navigates complex social dynamics within the lodge. She forms a close friendship with Rosamond Merton, a wealthy and fashionable student, though her practical sister Judith grows wary of Rosamond's perceived snobbery. Patricia struggles with intense self-doubt, fearing she will never be a 'real' singer despite her efforts. A pivotal moment occurs when Judith, unable to bear seeing her sister's distress, secretly visits Madame Tancredi. She discovers that Patricia has been accepted as a future star, provided she continues her rigorous training. This revelation restores Patricia's shattered confidence and hope. The narrative explores themes of perseverance, the importance of spirit over circumstance, and the transformative power of family support. As Patricia prepares for her debut, she balances her artistic ambitions with high-society engagements, including an invitation to a reception with the famous opera singer Madame Milano. The story concludes with Patricia embracing her future, ready to face the challenges of her career with courage, gratitude, and the unwavering support of her loved ones.
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Authors

  • Pemberton Ginther
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  • Music
  • Young Adult Fiction