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Discover the poignant journey of Elisabeth Danzinger in the beautifully crafted narrative of *Tomorrow*, published by Faber Factory in 2018. This brand new book, with ISBN 9781911547129, invites readers to immerse themselves in a touching story set against the idyllic backdrop of the Danish island of Mřn. Elisabeth, a middle-aged woman filled with nostalgia, embarks on her annual pilgrimage to The Tamarisks, a luxurious hotel that holds a treasure trove of memories from her family's past. Every year, she meticulously retraces her steps, walking the familiar paths, visiting the local museum, and uncovering remnants of her childhood. Each moment of reflection unravels her family's heartbreaking history, and readers are drawn into an emotional narrative that explores love, loss, and the bonds of family.
In *Tomorrow*, uncover the complex layers of Elisabeth's life as she reconnects with her past and honors a promise made long ago—to reunite with her cousin Daniel Eberhardt. This compelling tale interweaves themes of memory and the scars of war, making it an unforgettable read for fans of literary fiction and historical narratives. Whether you're looking for a profound exploration of personal history or simply want to indulge in a beautifully written story, this book is sure to resonate with you. With 140 pages of captivating prose, Elisabeth’s journey will linger in your thoughts long after you turn the last page.
Fast delivery options are available, ensuring you can dive into this remarkable story quickly and enjoy seamless reading from the comfort of your home.
Condition: BRAND NEW
ISBN: 9781911547129
Year: 2018
Publisher: Faber Factory
Pages: 140
Description:
Every year Elisabeth Danzinger - an unassuming yet resolute middle-aged woman - travels to the Danish island of Mn to spend one week at a lavish hotel called The Tamarisks, which was once, fifteen years ago in 1945, her family's beloved second home. With each annual visit, Elisabeth stays in the same room and unfailingly carries out the same routine: she walks familiar paths; she visits the local museum to peer at artefacts that once belonged to her family; she relocates an old bench underneath which her fingers to find the long-ago carved initials 'E' and 'D'; and she even unscrews the panel around an old bath tub in order to retrieve a piece of crumbling paper on which is written her name and that of Daniel Eberhardt - Elisabeth's cousin, with whom she was very much in love.
As Elisabeth revisits the places of childhood, her family's devastating history is slowly revealed and we soon discover her annual pilgrimage is part of a long-standing family promise to meet again in Mn after the War. A promise that only she has fulfilled, and she has no reason to suspect this year will be any different from all the others.
In *Tomorrow*, uncover the complex layers of Elisabeth's life as she reconnects with her past and honors a promise made long ago—to reunite with her cousin Daniel Eberhardt. This compelling tale interweaves themes of memory and the scars of war, making it an unforgettable read for fans of literary fiction and historical narratives. Whether you're looking for a profound exploration of personal history or simply want to indulge in a beautifully written story, this book is sure to resonate with you. With 140 pages of captivating prose, Elisabeth’s journey will linger in your thoughts long after you turn the last page.
Fast delivery options are available, ensuring you can dive into this remarkable story quickly and enjoy seamless reading from the comfort of your home.
Condition: BRAND NEW
ISBN: 9781911547129
Year: 2018
Publisher: Faber Factory
Pages: 140
Description:
Every year Elisabeth Danzinger - an unassuming yet resolute middle-aged woman - travels to the Danish island of Mn to spend one week at a lavish hotel called The Tamarisks, which was once, fifteen years ago in 1945, her family's beloved second home. With each annual visit, Elisabeth stays in the same room and unfailingly carries out the same routine: she walks familiar paths; she visits the local museum to peer at artefacts that once belonged to her family; she relocates an old bench underneath which her fingers to find the long-ago carved initials 'E' and 'D'; and she even unscrews the panel around an old bath tub in order to retrieve a piece of crumbling paper on which is written her name and that of Daniel Eberhardt - Elisabeth's cousin, with whom she was very much in love.
As Elisabeth revisits the places of childhood, her family's devastating history is slowly revealed and we soon discover her annual pilgrimage is part of a long-standing family promise to meet again in Mn after the War. A promise that only she has fulfilled, and she has no reason to suspect this year will be any different from all the others.