Paper Wings Novel, A
“Paper Wings Novel, A” by Marly Swick is a reprint edition published by HarperCollins on April 11, 1997. This 288-page fiction work explores the complexities of family dynamics, particularly focusing on Suzanne and her mother’s struggles with instability and depression. Set against the backdrop of significant historical events, including Kennedy’s election and assassination, the narrative delves into themes of dissolution and redemption within a family context.
Readers will find a poignant exploration of the relationship between mother and daughter as they navigate their challenges and learn from one another. The story captures the nuances of hope and resilience, illustrating how they emerge from the shadows of tragedy. This edition offers a thoughtful reflection on familial bonds and the impact of mental health, making it a relevant read for those interested in character-driven narratives.
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Everyone in Suzanne’s family acknowledges her mothers instability, yet no one has any idea why she suffers these bouts of depression. They simply accept them as fact and enjoy the moments when she emerges from them, buoyant and energetic. With Kennedy’s election, presidency and assassination as background, Suzanne tells the story of the dissolution, and ultimate redemption, of her family. Sure to appeal to readers of Barbara Kingsolver, Alice Hoffman and Mona Simpson, Paper Wings is a subtle and moving novel about a mother and daughter who struggle, hope, and learn from each other how to emerge from shadows of tragedy.
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