Family novel
Dolores
Dolores Jacqueline Susann is a novel about a young woman who faces family conflicts, romantic disappointments, and social prejudice. The work explores identity, ambition, and the search for happiness.
Dornenvögel
Meggie Cleary grows up on a farm in Drogheda, Australia, torn between family, love and fate. Central to her forbidden love is the charismatic priest Ralph de Bricassart.
Druga generacija
Howard Fast's Second Generation is a family novel that follows the lives of the descendants of a successful American family. The work explores generational conflicts, love, ambition, and social change.
"Du bist nicht so wie andre Mütter"
An autobiographical novel about the unusual mother Elsa, a Jewish intellectual from Berlin, whose turbulent life, loves, and free choices shape the fate of her family on the eve of Nazism.
Duhanski put
A naturalistic novel about the downfall of the Lesseps family in the impoverished American South. Through misery, hunger, and moral decay, Caldwell exposes the devastating impact of the Great Depression on the common man.
Duhanski put
A naturalistic novel about the downfall of the Lesseps family in the impoverished American South. Through misery, hunger, and moral decay, Caldwell exposes the devastating impact of the Great Depression on the common man.
Eine Liebesehe / Das Gelöbnis
"One Marriage" is a more intimate, psychological portrait of marriage, while "The Promise" is an epic war novel. Both works reflect an author who lived in China and had a deep understanding of the conflicts between East and West.
Ein Tal in Ohio
A romantic depiction of life in the Ohio Valley on a family farm. Ellen Bromfield describes the lives of generations, their relationship to the land, and the changes in the American Midwest through an intimate, nostalgic story.
Ende in Antibes
The book is a sequel to the novel Rich Man, Poor Man - a saga of the Jordache family after the murder of Tom, focusing on son Wesley who seeks revenge and the truth.
Granta 37: The Family
Thematic issue of Grant magazine 37: The Family brings together prose, essays and memoirs that explore the family as a space of love, conflict, identity, memory and heritage.
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