Mrs. Dalloway by Virginia Woolf

Mrs. Dalloway by Virginia Woolf

In Mrs. Dalloway, Clarissa prepares a party, but her focus wanders, drifting from present tasks to vivid memories of her younger self. A chance encounter introduces a new face, yet stirs an unsettling unease within Clarissa's heart, an echo of paths not taken and a future that slipped away. As the day progresses and the guests arrive, Clarissa finds the line between her memories and her present blurring, revealing not only her own hidden anxieties, but the subtle sorrows beneath the glittering façade of London society.

Why You’ll Love This Book

Virginia Woolf's Mrs. Dalloway isn't simply a novel; it's an intimate conversation whispered between the lines of a single day. The story unfolds with an exquisite fragility, revealing the intricate tapestry woven from fleeting moments and lingering reflections. Prepare to be moved by the unexpected connections forged amidst the elegance of post-war London.