The Giver of Stars by Jojo Moyes
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The Giver of Stars is a historical fiction novel by Jojo Moyes that draws inspiration from the true story of the Marty Women, a group of female cyclists who delivered mail across Depression-era Kentucky. Set in the 1930s, the narrative follows Alice Van Cleve, a restless English woman who finds unexpected freedom and purpose when she joins the Works Progress Administration's mail-delivery program on horseback.
The novel alternates between Alice's present-day testimony and flashbacks to her transformative years as a Pony Rider, revealing how a sheltered woman breaks free from a constraining marriage and discovers agency through camaraderie, adventure, and forbidden romance. Moyes constructs a portrait of female independence against the backdrop of economic hardship, exploring themes of self-discovery, loyalty, and the courage required to forge an unconventional life.
This work combines meticulous historical research with deeply personal character development. The cast of female riders and their individual journeys create a chorus of voices that challenge period expectations of what women could achieve when given opportunity and companionship.
- Published: 2019
- Author: Jojo Moyes with Eva Carballeira Díaz, Jesús De La Torre Olid
- Genre: Historical Fiction
- Setting: 1930s Kentucky
- Themes: Female independence, self-discovery, historical activism
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