My Antagonist is the follow-up to Jean Webster's masterpiece "Daddy-Long-Legs," first published in 1915. It was among the top ten bestsellers in the United States in 1916. Like its predecessor, this novel is composed of a series of letters, but this time they are written by Sally McBride, Judy Abbott's closest friend. As will be apparent to the reader from the start, she was entrusted with the task of managing the John Grier orphanage to oversee its reform and eliminate the outdated policies that had made the orphanage a gloomy and dreary place. From Sally McBride's initial panic about taking on the task to the story's conclusion, the reader follows with inspiration and passion the gentle female power and its effect on reshaping both the self and the world. Translation: Fatima Saleh, Language: Arabic, Edition: 1, Size: 24×17, Pages: 236, Volumes: 1