The Years |
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| Author:
| Woolf, Virginia |
| ISBN: | 978-1-7095-9045-0 |
| Publication Date: | Nov 2019 |
| Publisher: | Independently Published
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| Book Format: | Paperback |
| List Price: | USD $11.41 |
Book Description:
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The Extra Things added to the Book
- Added biography of the author
- Added details of character
- About of book included
- Quotes are added to each chapter
- Added index to get a quick view and interface
- Grammar correction is done
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The most mainstream of Virginia Woolf's books during her lifetime, The Years is a savage arraignment of British society when the new century...
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The Extra Things added to the Book
- Added biography of the author
- Added details of character
- About of book included
- Quotes are added to each chapter
- Added index to get a quick view and interface
- Grammar correction is done
- A summary of the book is included
The most mainstream of Virginia Woolf's books during her lifetime, The Years is a savage arraignment of British society when the new century rolled over, altered with a presentation and notes by Jeri Johnson in Penguin Modern Classics.
The Years is the tale of three ages of the Pargiter family - their affections and alienations, nerves, and triumphs - mapped out against the clamoring rhythms of London's roads during the primary many years of the twentieth century. Experiencing childhood in an ordinarily Victorian family, the Pargiter youngsters must figure out how to discover their balance in an elective world, where the principles of behavior have moved from the attracting space to the air-assault cover. A work of liquid and astonishing clarity, The Years shuns a straightforward line of improvement for a shifted and continually evolving style, underlines the extreme intermittency of individual encounters and chronicled occasions. Virginia Woolf's penultimate novel commends the strength of the individual self and, in her radiantly liquid and particular voice, she unhesitatingly paints an expansive canvas crosswise over time, age and class.