Title: Reflective novel on marriage and freedom
Product review: The book is not for someone looking for a dramatic plot line, but someone interested in human nature and character development I think will find something substantial in "The Brimming Cup"."The Brimming Cup" is a look at marriage and the meaning of marriage and desire.It's also a pleasant view of rural Vermont life around the period of the early 1900s.Dorothy Canfield Fisher has an enjoyable down to earth writing style that is evident in all of her books, as well as a sharp mind for tackling serious intellectual issues of the day.The contemporary issues that the characters struggle with in the book are somewhat outdated but the underlying fundamental human issues are not.I enjoyed the combination of philosophical and moral issues with the characters that seem rather like people you might like to know.
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