Some Everyday Folk and Dawn is a very humor novel created in a wonderful way with the use of just a terrific language. Franklin Miles uses a very interesting method when structuring the plot of the story. From the very first chapters we meet all the character and some of them are not actually necessary till the end. The characters are well-drawn and detailed. The principle character of the novel is a young woman Dawn who is very charming and beautiful. The plot is narrated from the point of view of another woman who is somehow attracted to Dawn but it is not really a sexual thing. She arranges a meeting for Dawn and a young man who in many ways resembles the narrator and who, to her mind, is the right man for Dawn. Moreover, the book describes the period in Australia when women received the right to vote so a lot of scenes there are devoted to this topic.