Why did Cora Sandel’s Alberte trilogy resonate with many women readers?

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Cora Sandel’s Alberte trilogy (1926–39) resonated powerfully with women readers because it provided a compelling, largely autobiographical depiction of a young woman’s often torturous journey toward maturity and the pursuit of her artistic calling. By chronicling these personal struggles, Sandel’s work captured the complexities of individual development and self-realization, themes that struck a deep chord with her audience.12