โ Scribed by Lewis, Sinclair
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One of the first road trip novels, Free Air is the story of Claire Boltwood, a young heiress who, in the early days of the automobile, takes a road trip from New York to the Pacific coast. Liberating in all senses, Claire's road trip frees her from the strict confines of aristocratic life, as she finds love and settles into a new life far removed from her entitled upbringing.
A winner of the Nobel Prize for Literature, Sinclair Lewis wrote stories heavily influenced by America's urbanization, industrialization and loss of frontier in the post-war period.
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Claire Boltwood and her father drive their roadster cross-country, braving all the perils of early motoring. But the greatest distance to be overcome is the social one, between Claire's upper-class society and an unpretentious mechanic named Milt.
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