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Girl with a Pearl Earring by Tracy Chevalier

Girl with a Pearl Earring

by Tracy Chevalier

Book Description                     
Chevalier's classic book takes place during the 17th Century and features Griet, a young Dutch maid, who moves in with the family of the well-known artist Vermeer; she discovers that her profession requires long hours, no privacy, and small contact with her own ailing family. However, Griet's only place of solitude is when she cleans Vermeer's studio and reveals to him her appreciation of his art.

Pages: 233

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New York Times Best Seller

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