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Donal Ryan
ISBN 9781781620304
Rs. 800
Doubleday Ireland
From a Low and Quiet Sea
Who it's for: Readers of literary fiction exploring human connections
Donal Ryan's 'From a Low and Quiet Sea' interweaves the lives of three distinct men across different generations, each grappling with profound loss and the consequences of their past. From a Syrian refugee's desperate journey across the sea to an elderly Irishman reflecting on a lifetime of quiet regret, their narratives explore themes of love, sacrifice, and the search for belonging.Why You Should Read? Explore deeply human stories of loss, memory, and resilience. Experience Donal Ryan's acclaimed evocative prose and profound character development. Reflect on interconnected lives and the universal search for hope and home. Engage with a narrative that spans continents and explores diverse human experiences.
Highlights
- Interweaves lives of three distinct men across generations
- Includes a Syrian refugee's journey across the sea
- Features an elderly Irishman reflecting on quiet regret
- Explores themes of love, sacrifice, and belonging
- Spans continents and diverse human experiences
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Questions about this book
What is the book about?
It interweaves the lives of three men from different generations, each dealing with loss and the consequences of their past, including a Syrian refugee and an elderly Irishman.
Who is the author?
Donal Ryan, an acclaimed Irish author.
What themes does it explore?
Themes include love, sacrifice, the search for belonging, loss, memory, and resilience.
How many pages does it have?
192 pages.
What is the setting?
The narrative spans continents, including a Syrian refugee's journey and an Irishman's reflections.