“Her optimism flew high, not only for her eventual cure of which she was sure, but for everything that would happen to her henceforth. That too, she knew was a characteristic of the tubercular - the very quality , in fact, which made them such interesting patients.”
This book is a poignant narrative about a young woman's journey from a secular life to the rigorous life of a nun. It delves into themes of self-discovery, spirituality, and the complexities of human emotions. The protagonist's experiences within the convent and her struggles with her vows are central to the story, offering a deep and introspective look into the human condition. more
Kathryn Hulme was a renowned New Zealand author, recognized for her historical novels and short stories. Born on July 6, 1900, she spent much of her life in England and the United States, drawing inspiration from her diverse experiences. Hulme's writing often centered on the lives of women and the complexities of human relationships. more
“So much might happen, and then only one set of things does.”