Cassie & Ike by Mary Carr Hanna is a compelling novel centered on Cassie Ballinger, a young Quaker woman navigating the expectations and challenges of her community in Indiana. This 1973 first edition, published by John F. Blair, explores themes of tradition, faith, and personal growth against the backdrop of a Quaker settlement. The story delves into Cassie's internal conflicts and her relationship with Ike, highlighting a journey of self-discovery and compromise.
This hardcover edition features a striking dust jacket designed by Mary Goslen, showcasing evocative artwork of the main characters in traditional attire. The book is printed in the United States and includes 0064 pages. With its focus on Quaker life and historical social dynamics, this collectible volume will appeal to readers interested in American history, religious communities, and classic literary fiction.
