People like That: A Novel

People Like That, written by Kate Langley Bosher in 1916, is a work of fiction that follows a 26-year-old independent woman living in Scarborough Square. Embracing her autonomy, she reflects on her choice to reside in a less fashionable neighborhood, despite societal disapproval from her peers. The novel explores themes of independence, social boundaries, and the complexities of human relationships through her interactions with various characters, including her caretaker and disapproving friends. Bosher's narrative highlights the protagonist's journey towards self-discovery and understanding of her surroundings.