The Stone Angel
Margaret Laurence · 1964 · 304 pages
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Margaret Laurence introduces us to Hagar Shipley, an elderly woman looking back on a life marked by rigid independence, rejection, and regret. Through flashbacks and present confrontations, the novel explores how a lifetime of choices can petrify the heart, leaving the protagonist isolated even among those who love her.
A penetrating psychological study of rigidity, redemption, and the late possibility of understanding and tenderness.
Book details
| Author | Margaret Laurence |
|---|---|
| Year of publication | 1964 |
| Pages | 304 |
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