What made the 1920s the fascinating era it was?
What were the ‘magical’ ingredients that made that time unique, not just in the Western World but across the globe?

This boxset collects three separate ebooks, each addressing a specific aspect of the 1920s.

1. Living the Twenties – A look at the era from a global perspective. We think about the 1920s as a Western World phenomenon. Indeed, this era started and was most influential in this part of the world, but it spread further away. What were the characteristics of the 1920s, and how did they manifest outside the Western World?
2. Enter the New Woman – Let’s be honest, when we think about the 1920s, we think about flappers: daring, independent and pleasure-seekers. But how did this shockingly different woman appear at the beginning of the last century? This ebook explores how they emerged, changed people’s lives and disappeared – a history of more than four decades.
3. The Great War – What does WWI have to do with the 1920s? Depending on what part of the world you were, it could be everything! While the Great War impacted some aspects of American life in the 1920s, it was mashed with everything that happened in Europe in the interwar years. It’s impossible to understand the 1920s – especially in Europe – knowing nothing of WWI. So here is your chance to get to know another extremely fascinating – if terrible – time in history.

If you are a history enthusiast. If you are a reader of stories set in the 1920s. If you are a writer starting to explore the 1920s for your new stories, this is a perfect introduction to this time and everything that made it special and unique.

All three books are organised alphabetically for ease of reference.