A Start in Life
A Start in Life by Anita Brookner, published by Penguin in 1991, is a novel that explores the life of Ruth Weiss, who has long sought refuge in literature from the intense scrutiny of her parents. At 40, Dr. Weiss reflects on how her passion for books has shaped her existence, leading her to confront the reality of her life and the need to embark on a new beginning. This edition spans 176 pages and is presented in English.
Readers will find a psychological exploration of Ruth’s journey as she navigates her relationships and the impact of her literary escapism. The narrative delves into themes of self-discovery and the complexities of human connections, illustrating how literature has influenced her choices and perceptions. This New Ed edition invites readers to engage with Ruth’s introspective quest for identity and fulfillment amidst the backdrop of her past experiences.
Official synopsis Publisher
Since childhood, Ruth Weiss has been escaping from life into books, from the hothouse attentions of her parents into the warmth of lovers and friends. Now Dr Weiss, at 40, knows that her life has been ruined by literature and that once again she must make a new start.
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