ISBN: 9780525947936 - someone, not really her mother (10 Ergebnisse)

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Zustand: FINE. First printing. A brief and rather moving novel about mothers and daughters and memory - as Hannah's memory loss and confusion from Alzheimer's disease worsens, other, long hidden and never discussed, memories of her girlhood in France, just before the Nazi invasion, and her years as a refugee in London, become more vivid. Unusual in that it is told mostly from the point of view of Hannah, the mother, grandmother and great-grandmother. 168 pp. SIGNED on the half title page. Fine in fine dust jacket.…

Zustand: FINE. First printing. A brief and rather moving novel about mothers and daughters and memory - as Hannah's memory loss and confusion from Alzheimer's disease worsens, other, long hidden and never discussed, memories of her girlhood in France, just before the Nazi invasion, and her years as a refugee in London, become more vivid. Unusual in that it is told mostly from the point of view of Hannah, the mother, grandmother and great-grandmother. SIGNED on the title page and dated in 2006. 168 pp. Fine in fine dust jacket.…

Zustand: FINE. First printing. A brief and rather moving novel about mothers and daughters and memory - as Hannah's memory loss and confusion from Alzheimer's disease worsens, other, long hidden and never discussed, memories of her girlhood in France, just before the Nazi invasion, and her years as a refugee in London, become more vivid. Unusual in that it is told mostly from the point of view of Hannah, the mother, grandmother and great-grandmother. INSCRIBED on the half title page and dated in the year of publication. 168 pp. Fine in fine dust jacket.…

Hardcover. Zustand: Collectible-Like New. As Hannah's French girlhood comes to the foreground of her consciousness, she begins to relive her rich experiences during World War II. The passions and fear she felt as a young woman running from the Nazi invasion become increasingly more real to her than her present-day American life. Her daughter, Miranda, tries to keep her tied to reality, and yet also finds herself pulled into Hannah's unresolved past. Miranda's daughters, at once more removed and more fascinated with their grandmother, confront her condition in their own ways. Fiona, strong and consumed with being a new mother, acts as a balance to her sister Ida, an impassioned poet whose impulsive nature leads her to move to France, intent on rediscovering the love and advenutre that has so permeated her grandmother's life. As the revelation of Hannah's memories uncovers a woman they can only imagine, each must ask how well you can know the inner life of another person, even a person you cherish.'--BOOK JACKET.…