A Gathering Light
A Gathering Light by Jennifer Donnelly is a new edition published by A&C Black on January 1, 2004. This 389-page novel presents a compelling narrative centered around Mattie Gokey, who is tasked with burning a bundle of letters belonging to Grace Brown. However, when Grace is found drowned the following day, Mattie grapples with the decision to destroy the letters, leading her to uncover a captivating story that intertwines Grace’s life with her own aspirations and connections.
Readers will find that the book delves into themes of mystery and personal growth, as Mattie navigates her relationships with friends and family while reflecting on her future. The narrative explores the complexities of life in the United States during this period, offering insights into the challenges faced by young women. This edition is presented in English and is designed to engage those interested in literary fiction and juvenile detective stories.
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When mattie Gokey is given a bundle of letters to burn she fully intends to execute the wishes of the giver, Grace Brown. When Grace Brown is found drowned the next day in Big Moose Lake, Mattie finds that it is not as easy to burn those letters as she had thought. And, as she reads, a riveting story emerges – not only Grace Brown’s story but also Mattie’s hopes and ambitions for the future and her relationships with her friends and family.
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