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Age 23: The Best of Everything

The Best of Everything, a 1958 novel by Rona Jaffe, follows a group of young people who work at a publishing company in New York and comically (as well as accurately) depicts the struggles women face in the job world and in their personal lives then and even half a century later now.

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