Letter from Chicago
“Letter from Chicago” by Cathy Kelly is a witty novella published by Gemma on April 17, 2009. This edition, written in English and spanning 92 pages, explores the competition between two sisters, Elsie and Maisie, who live on opposite sides of the Atlantic. As regular letter writers, they often boast about their families, but the gap between reality and their embellished tales widens until an unexpected letter from Chicago reveals that Maisie’s granddaughter will be visiting Elsie’s working-class family.
Readers will find a humorous take on family life and sibling dynamics as Elsie’s family embarks on creative interior design projects in preparation for the visit. The story delves into themes of competition and the complexities of familial relationships, showcasing how perceptions can shift when faced with the truth. This novella captures the essence of sisterly rivalry and the lengths to which families go to present themselves, making it a thoughtful addition to the genre of fiction focused on family life.
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An original short fiction by a popular writer of novels for young women Witty novella from a seasoned storyteller on competition between sisters. Elsie and Maisie live on opposite sides of the Atlantic. Regular letter writers, they tend to boast about their respective families. Over time, the gulf between fact and fiction grows immense, until a letter arrives from Chicago saying that Maisie’s granddaughter is coming to stay with her Irish family. With no fancy house and little in the way of luxury, Elsies working-class family sets to work on inventive interior design.and the truth.
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