The Great Experience, published in 1920 by Julia Farr, is a novel centered on the lives of new converts to the Latter Day Saints faith in Ephraim, Utah. The story follows young Betty Emmit as she navigates the complexities of her religious community, exploring themes of personal growth, faith, and the dynamics of family and friendship. Through Betty's experiences, including her poignant grief over the loss of her kitten, the novel delves into the intersection of faith and personal aspirations within a close-knit society, offering a rich portrayal of early 20th-century life among the Latter Day Saints.
