The Invisible Worm
The Invisible Worm by Jennifer Johnston, published by Penguin Books in 1992, is a work of fiction that explores themes of memory and restoration. This edition spans 181 pages and is presented in English. The narrative follows Laura as she confronts her past after the death of her father, an ex-senator. With the help of Dominic, a discreetly affectionate former priest, she embarks on a journey to revive an old pavilion hidden in the park, symbolizing her efforts to illuminate the shadows of her history.
Readers will find a story that delves into the complexities of familial relationships and the impact of secrets on personal growth. As Laura works to restore the forgotten structure, she also unearths layers of her own past, revealing connections to her father’s legacy and the hidden truths that have shaped her life. The book intertwines elements of juvenile fiction and animal symbolism, particularly through the metaphor of the worm, suggesting themes of decay and renewal.
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Une gloriette, un ancien pavillon au fond du parc, oublié sous les ronces et les branches. C’est vers lui que Laura se tournera après le décès de son père, l’ancien sénateur. Aidée par un prêtre défroqué, Dominic, amoureux discret, elle va travailler avec acharnement pour rendre à nouveau visible la maison du jardin. Cette mise en lumière sera aussi celle de son passé, laissé à l’abandon à cause d’un secret innommable.
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