To the Lighthouse - 2144

The Lighthouse by Virginia Woolf, first out in 1927, is a book about human mind, time, and memory. Set in early 20th century, the tale follows the Ramsay family on a trip to a lonely, far-off Scottish island for summer break. The main symbol in the book is the lighthouse, which stands for the dreams, letdowns, and thoughts of the characters. The story has many different views, mostly from Mrs. Ramsay, her husband Mr. Ramsay, their kids, and others in their world. The book looks deep into the feelings of these people, their inner worlds, how they relate to each other, and how time passes. Woolf’s unique way of showing what the characters think lets the reader see their personal fights and hopes. *The Lighthouse* talks about who we are, women’s roles, and the search for meaning in a fast-changing world. It also shows Woolf’s thoughts on time—how it flies by and shapes what the characters go through. The book’s way of moving between now and past moments shows the flow of thought. *The Lighthouse* is at its heart about living life, catching the brief beauty of life, and how people try to understand their lives under both personal and social limits. Woolf’s smooth writing and deep look into the mind make *The Lighthouse* a strong and reflective piece, showing her skill in drawing out the details of human life.
ASIN: B0F3QFV57D
VSKU: BVV.B0F3QFV57D.VG
Condition: Very Good
Author/Artist:Woolf, Virginia
Binding: Paperback