Description
Discover 'The Aunts' House,' a captivating novel by Elizabeth Stead set in wartime Sydney, 1942. Recently orphaned, Angel Martin navigates life in a quirky boarding house, meeting a cast of colorful characters that includes the vibrant Winifred Varnham and the mathematically gifted Barnaby Grange. With her unsympathetic landlady, Missus Potts, adding to her troubles, Angel is determined to find her place in this new world. Her Sunday visits to her aunts' house by the Bay are a poignant exploration of family, belonging, and resilience. This trade paperback edition, published by the University of Queensland Press, offers readers a nostalgic glimpse into the past, infused with Stead's signature subversive wit and keen personal insight. At 288 pages, 'The Aunts' House' is more than just a story; it's an invitation to journey through the complexities of loss, identity, and the quest for acceptance, all layered in a rich, historical setting. Ideal for fans of historical fiction and character-driven narratives, this book promises to resonate with anyone who enjoys a heartwarming story of empowerment and self-discovery. Dive into Angel's extraordinary journey and unravel her struggles against the odds in this beautifully crafted tale that will linger in your heart long after the last page. Get your copy of this extraordinary book today to experience the charm and depth of 'The Aunts' House.'