Parnassus on Wheels

Parnassus on Wheels, written by Christopher Morley in 1917, follows the story of Helen McGill, who purchases a traveling book-selling business from Roger Mifflin. Tired of caring for her sick brother, she embarks on a journey that rekindles her love for literature and independence. The novel is notable for its celebration of books and the literary life, reflecting Morley's own passion for literature and the book trade.