Description

Do you need an extended walk that could help you pass time in a fun way? Well, you could find yourself lost in a moving memoir by Ann Patchett, which explores the idea of home and the memories that make us who we are.

Title - "Run"
Type of Product - Book (print andKindle versions available)
Product category - Kindle eBooks > Literature & Fiction > Contemporary Fiction, and Print version available
Publication date - May 1st, 2012
Print length - 344 pages
File size - 3093 KB
Page flip - Enabled
Word-wielded enabled
Enhanced typesetting
Language - English
This book was published byBloomsbury Publishing and is a work of contemporary fiction written byAnn Patchett, an established writer and one of our finest chroniclers of love and marriage. In "Run", Ann Patchett spins out the tale of three generations of the Price family, spanning the second half of the 20th century. The Price sisters were raised on the expectations that a family would do no wrong more. A young Price sister in their thirties sets off on her own to have the adventures of her lifetime in college - until she becomes mixed up in the political ferment of sixties, as one sister sets her life against another to run to their respective, personal finish line in search of truth. The second story line charts the struggles of one sibling trying to care for his aged parent. Running away from her family\'s disillusionments, each Price sibling follows their own star path down life\'s final straight, leaving the familiar, secure place in favor of the unknown. Running to and fro, with their various strategies - personal politics in conflict; and finally, tore their way - Ann Patchetts moving fiction and their own path of search, will transport the readers\' hearts through Ann Patchett\'s mastery of storytelling. You will meet Ann Patchett on your own terms, face-to-face. If you read carefully, she might offer her secrets to the very next sentence she dictates. She could offer you, yourself a story of personal hope and heartbreaking end, about love and endurance in each others arms - that can never quite replace a moment when time stands still between all we will become a story to change one page ofAnn Patchett\'s book forever.