Flapper Books

Jenny learns about the flappers of the 1920s from her grandmother and their fight for equality.

The story of Gabrielle Chanel, the creator of the flapper dress in the 1920s, and her journey to design the perfect outfit for women.

A personal account of a woman's experience as a flapper in the 1920s, her struggles during the Great Depression, and the impact of Franklin D. Roosevelt's New Deal.

Rose, a flapper in the 1920s, enjoyed her freedom and fun until the stock market crashed. She adapted to the Great Depression and found a job through the New Deal.

A flapper model's journey from a rural area to the city, facing challenges during the Dust Bowl and Great Depression.

Rose, a young woman in Boston, wants to break free from societal norms and embrace a more rebellious lifestyle with her friends.

Clara, a flapper, goes on a date with Michael, a prohibition activist. They have a fun night in 1920s Harlem but break up when Clara learns Michael is not native-born.

An interview between Mildred and Lillian about their views on flappers and women's rights.