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First published in 1925, Anzia Yezierska17 20Bread Givers21 is the tale of a young Jewish-
American immigrant woman and her struggle to control her own destiny in Manhattan17 Lower
East Side at the turn of the century. The novel is based in large part on Yezierska17 own life
experiences immigrating from Poland as a child and growing up in New York City in an Orthodox
Jewish family. 20Bread Givers21 centers on the story of its main character, Sara Smolinsky, who
lives with her older sisters and parents in a poor tenement in the Lower East Side. The Smolinsky
family is destitute and struggles to make ends meet as the father, Reb, refuses to work and
spends all his time studying the Torah and clinging to the traditions of the country he left behind.
He arranges unhappy marriages for his older daughters in the hope of becoming rich himself. Sara
vows to avoid her sisters17 fates and takes her life into her own hands, pursuing an education and
refusing to marry just because it is expected of her. 20Bread Givers21 is both an engaging portrait
of New York at the beginning of the twentieth-century and a timeless tale of a young woman17
journey of self-discovery and determination.