Book Details
⚡️Book Title : Amy and Isabelle
⚡Book Author : Elizabeth Strout
⚡Page : 304 pages
⚡Published February 1st 2000 by Vintage (first published July 1st 1998)
Amy and Isabelle - Pulitzer Prize winning author Elizabeth Strouts bestselling and award winning debut, Amy and Isabelleadapted for television by Oprah Winfrey evokes a teenager's alienation from her distant motherand a parent's rage at the discovery of her daughter's sexual secrets. In most ways, Isabelle and Amy are like any mother and her 16-year-old daughter, a fierce mix of love and loathing exchanged in their every glance. That they eat, sleep, and work side by side in the gossip-ridden mill town of Shirley Fallsa location fans of Strout will recognize from her critically acclaimed novel, The Burgess Boysonly increases the tension. And just when it appears things can't get any worse, Amy's sexuality begins to unfold, causing a vast and icy rift between mother and daughter that will remain unbridgeable unless Isabelle examines her own secretive and shameful past. A Reader's Guide is included in the paperback edition of this powerful first novel by the author who brought Olive Kitteridge to millions of readers.
Amy and Isabelle
Pulitzer Prize winning author Elizabeth Strouts bestselling and award winning debut, Amy and Isabelleadapted for television by Oprah Winfrey evokes a teenager's alienation from her distant motherand a parent's rage at the discovery of her daughter's sexual secrets. In most ways, Isabelle and Amy are like any mother and her 16-year-old daughter, a fierce mix of love and loathing exchanged in their every glance. That they eat, sleep, and work side by side in the gossip-ridden mill town of Shirley Fallsa location fans of Strout will recognize from her critically acclaimed novel, The Burgess Boysonly increases the tension. And just when it appears things can't get any worse, Amy's sexuality begins to unfold, causing a vast and icy rift between mother and daughter that will remain unbridgeable unless Isabelle examines her own secretive and shameful past. A Reader's Guide is included in the paperback edition of this powerful first novel by the author who brought Olive Kitteridge to millions of readers.
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