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Appeal: Intimate exploration of human relationships in nature.

Recommendation: "Kinds of Love" would be a good read for someone who enjoys character-driven stories and reflective prose. May Sarton provides an intimate portrayal of the relationships that develop between people in a small New England town. Her exploration of the human condition in the context of nature is sure to leave readers feeling emotionally moved and inspired to reflect on their own relationships.

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ISBN: 9780393311013
Authors: May Sarton
Date of Publication: 1994-02-17
Format: Paperback
Goodreads rating: 3.96
(rated by 329 readers)

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Friendship, marriage, and intertwined lives in a small New Hampshire town. Christina Chapman and her husband Cornelius, both past seventy, are "summer people"―people who come to rural New England for the summer months and go home to the city when the cold weather comes. This year, however, Christina and Cornelius have decided to stay on.May Sarton's Willard is a small town in the rocky hills of New Hampshire, a place that attracts "the untameable, the wild, the gentle." As Sarton takes us into the lives of the people who live there, we encounter a rich tapestry of characters and relationships. In the center are the deep, prickly friendship between Christina, an old Bostonian, and Ellen, the daughter of a farmer, and the unfolding process by which Christina and her husband "come into their own" in their marriage and become winter people at last.
 

Appeal: Intimate exploration of human relationships in nature.

Recommendation: "Kinds of Love" would be a good read for someone who enjoys character-driven stories and reflective prose. May Sarton provides an intimate portrayal of the relationships that develop between people in a small New England town. Her exploration of the human condition in the context of nature is sure to leave readers feeling emotionally moved and inspired to reflect on their own relationships.

Note: While we do our best to ensure the accuracy of cover images, ISBNs may at times be reused for different editions of the same title which may hence appear as a different cover.