A House Among the Trees
A House Among the Trees by Julia Glass is a large print edition published by Center Point Large Print in 2017, featuring 500 pages in English. The narrative begins with the accidental death of the beloved children’s author Mort Lear, leaving his assistant, Tomasina Daulair, to navigate the complexities of his estate and literary legacy. As she grapples with her new responsibilities, Tomasina encounters various individuals affected by Lear’s passing, leading to unexpected revelations that challenge her understanding of both his life and her own.
Readers will find a rich exploration of themes related to family life and personal identity within the context of loss and responsibility. The story delves into the dynamics of relationships and the impact of grief, particularly as Tomasina confronts the truths about Mort Lear’s life and her role in it. This edition’s large print format enhances accessibility, making it suitable for a wider audience interested in literary fiction that touches on LGBTQ+ topics and the intricacies of human connections.
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When the revered children’s author Mort Lear dies accidentally at the home he shares with Tomasina Daulair, his trusted assistant, she is stunned to be left the house and all its contents, as well as being named his literary executor. Overwhelmed by the responsibility for Lear’s bequest, she must face the demands of all those affected by the sudden loss. A visit from the actor leads to revelations and confrontations that challenge much of what Tommy believed she knew about her boss’s life and work – and, ultimately, about her own. Print run 60,000.
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