A House Divided
A House Divided by Catherine Cookson is a poignant exploration of personal struggle set in the late 1940s. Published by Simon & Schuster in 1999, this edition spans 645 pages and is presented in English. The narrative follows Michael Wallingham, a war veteran grappling with the loss of his vision and the complexities of his upper-crust family dynamics. As he navigates feelings of bitterness and frustration, Michael discovers solace and love through his relationship with his nurse, Elizabeth Ducksworth.
Readers will find a rich depiction of romance intertwined with contemporary themes as Michael confronts his post-war reality. The story delves into the emotional challenges he faces, including his father’s stern class expectations and his brother’s jealousy. Through Michael’s journey, the book presents a nuanced look at love and healing amidst personal and familial conflict. This edition offers a comprehensive view of Cookson’s storytelling, inviting readers to engage with the intricacies of human relationships and resilience.
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In the late 1940s, Michael Wallingham struggles to accept the reality of his post-war life. Having lost his vision in battle, Michael returns an embittered hero to his upper-crust family. Frustrated by his own weakness, his father’s stern class formality, and his brother’s jealousy, Michael finds solace and love in the arms of his nurse, Elizabeth Ducksworth.
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