Description
Discover 'Cousins,' a thought-provoking novel that weaves a complex tale of love, family, and moral dilemmas. This B-format paperback, published by Penguin UK in 2017, presents the gripping story of Will Tye, a teenage boy from a middle-class suburban family who discovers the first pangs of intense love for his cousin, Cecelia. What unfolds is not just an ordinary coming-of-age tale; it dives deep into the intricacies and challenges within the Tye family. As whispers of Will's infatuation ripple through generations, tension mounts amidst the backdrop of a family entwined in emotional turmoil.
Experience the profound impact of a life-altering accident that reshapes Will and Cecelia’s destinies, as seen through the eyes of three poignant narrators: Will's sister, his grandmother, and his aunt. Spanning from the upheaval of the Second World War to contemporary struggles, 'Cousins' masterfully explores themes of tragedy, transgression, love, and the moral boundaries that families navigate. Perfect for fans of literary fiction that elegantly blends romance with a touch of dark intrigue, this 416-page narrative is a must-add to your collection.
Delivery Information: Rest assured, this brand new book comes with ISBN 9780241972298 and will be shipped promptly to your doorstep. Enjoy seamless, reliable delivery with your purchase, ensuring you receive your literary treasure with utmost care.
Condition: BRAND NEW
ISBN: 9780241972298
Format: B-format paperback
Year: 2017
Publisher: Penguin UK
Pages: 416
Description:
'A wonderful book. Salley Vickers spins a spellbinding account of a family in distress' Elizabeth Strout
Will Tye, a teenage boy from a middle-class, suburban family, develops his first intense crush on a girl. But this familiar love story has a dark twist - the girl is his own cousin Cecelia. News of the infatuation spreads through generations of the complex and eccentric Tye family, leaving ripples of resentment and disquiet. When Will experiences a life-changing accident, Cecelia is the most closely affected by his suffering - and her own life is forever changed by how she will respond to it.
Told through the eyes of three women close to Will, his sister, his grandmother and his aunt, Cousins takes us from the outbreak of the Second World War to the present day, exploring the recurrence of tragedy, the nature of transgression, and the limits of morality and love.
Experience the profound impact of a life-altering accident that reshapes Will and Cecelia’s destinies, as seen through the eyes of three poignant narrators: Will's sister, his grandmother, and his aunt. Spanning from the upheaval of the Second World War to contemporary struggles, 'Cousins' masterfully explores themes of tragedy, transgression, love, and the moral boundaries that families navigate. Perfect for fans of literary fiction that elegantly blends romance with a touch of dark intrigue, this 416-page narrative is a must-add to your collection.
Delivery Information: Rest assured, this brand new book comes with ISBN 9780241972298 and will be shipped promptly to your doorstep. Enjoy seamless, reliable delivery with your purchase, ensuring you receive your literary treasure with utmost care.
Condition: BRAND NEW
ISBN: 9780241972298
Format: B-format paperback
Year: 2017
Publisher: Penguin UK
Pages: 416
Description:
'A wonderful book. Salley Vickers spins a spellbinding account of a family in distress' Elizabeth Strout
Will Tye, a teenage boy from a middle-class, suburban family, develops his first intense crush on a girl. But this familiar love story has a dark twist - the girl is his own cousin Cecelia. News of the infatuation spreads through generations of the complex and eccentric Tye family, leaving ripples of resentment and disquiet. When Will experiences a life-changing accident, Cecelia is the most closely affected by his suffering - and her own life is forever changed by how she will respond to it.
Told through the eyes of three women close to Will, his sister, his grandmother and his aunt, Cousins takes us from the outbreak of the Second World War to the present day, exploring the recurrence of tragedy, the nature of transgression, and the limits of morality and love.