The Sweetest Dream

Doris May Lessing

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Langue : anglais

Edité par HarperCollins Publishers Inc, 2002

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This story of a family, spanning most of the twentieth century, has its fulcrum in the Sixties, that contradictory and embattled decade about which argument becomes louder each day. The youth of that time, bursting old bonds and demanding freedoms, were seen by some of their elders in a manner not at all as they saw themselves, as romantic idealists, but as deeply damaged people. Old Julia, the clan's matriarch, knows why. You can't have two dreadful wars and then say 'That's it, and now everything will go back to normal.' They're screwed up, our children, they are the children of war.Remarkable women, Julia and Frances, grandmother and mother, fight for the kids against obstacles, the worst being Comrade Johnny. Here is a memorable picture of a character only recently departed from our scene. The revolution comes before personal matters is his dictum, as he deposits discarded wives and hurt children in the accommodating house whose emotional center is always the extendable kitchen table, that essential prop of the Sixties, around which the family sits through the evenings, eating, joking, boasting about their shoplifting, debating the violent ideologies of the time that take some of them out to the Third World, another to a South African village dying of AIDS.This novel reflects our recent history like a many-faceted mirror, and is full of people not easily forgotten, each -- for worse or for better, directly or indirectly -- made by war.…

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Titre
The Sweetest Dream
Auteur
Doris May Lessing
Éditeur
HarperCollins Publishers Inc
Année de publication
2002
État de l'article
Good
Reliure
Hardback
Langue
anglais
ISBN à 10 chiffres
0066213347
ISBN à 13 chiffres
9780066213347

World of Books (was SecondSale)

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