"The Good Fellow" is a novel by the famous British writer Una L. Silberrad, which was first published in 1913. This book tells the story of the rise and fall of a young English girl in search of her place in society. The main character, with determination and understanding of her decisions, makes her way in a world made up of class differences and social conventions. In the colorful efforts of this book, readers will find not only nuances of relationships between generations and social groups, but also a moral lesson about how important it is to be true to yourself, despite the obstacles that stand in the way of a lonely goal. "A good friend" is a book that impresses with its depth and thoughts on humanitarian issues, pursuing its goal to inspire with its content and help understand the complex aspects of interpersonal relationships.