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John Irving
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Number of Pages
432
Language
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Book Summary
This Historical Fiction Novel Revisits A Beloved Literary Universe, Tracing Esther Nacht, A Viennese-Born Jewish Girl Whose Life Is Shaped By Anti-Semitism. The Central Themes Are Memory, Identity, And Belonging, Explored Through A Life That Moves From The Orphanage At St. Cloud's, Maine, To Cities Across Europe And The Middle East. It Is Written For Readers Who Enjoy Character-Driven Drama, Rich Historical Detail, And A Contemplative, Hopeful Tone.
Presented As A Story-Led, Scene-Rich Narrative, The Book Travels From Vienna To Portland To The Orphanage And, Later, To Jerusalem, Weaving Past And Present Into A Seamless Emotional Tapestry. The Reading Experience Is Intimate And Immersive: Precise, Restrained Prose That Lets Memory, Choice, And History Breathe, Supported By Vivid Period Detail And A Slowly Unfurling Moral Texture.
Esther Nacht's Journey Is Anchored In Meaningful Relationships—The Compassionate Physician Who Becomes A Guardian, And The Winslows, Whose Quiet Generosity Shapes Her Sense Of Belonging. Readers Move Through Decades And Continents Without Losing Sight Of Personal Stakes, Invited To Reflect On Prejudice, Resilience, And The Power Of Found Family.
After Finishing, Readers Gain A Deeper Understanding Of Memory's Endurance, The Power Of Connection, And How History Shapes A Life While Leaving Room For Hope. The Story Leaves A Lasting Impression Of Empathy, Curiosity, And A Broadened Perspective On Belonging.
Product Details
Author
John Irving
Publisher
Simon & Schuster
Number of Pages
432
Language
English
MRP: ₹ 799
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