Contributions

  • Momont, Danièle - Contributor

Publication

2015 - L'Archipel, Paris, France

Language

French

Word Count

113,000 words, Guess

Page Count

452 pages

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Classifications

  • DDC823
  • LCCPS3563M133B6242015F

Description

"Returning to the sweeping romantic saga, Colleen McCullough presents a new major work: the story of four unforgettable sisters navigating work, love, and their dreams in 1920s Australia. Because they are two sets of twins, the four Latimer sisters are as close as can be. They are famous throughout New South Wales for their beauty, wit, and ambition, but as they step into womanhood, they are not enthusiastic about the limited prospects life holds for them. Instead, Edda wants to be a doctor, Tufts wants to organize everything, Grace won't be told what to do, and Kitty wishes to be known for something other than her beauty. Together they decide to enroll in a training program for nurses--a new option for women of their time. As they become immersed in hospital life and the demands of their training, they meet people and encounter challenges that spark new maturity and independence. They meet men from all walks of life--the local farmers, their professional colleagues, and even men with national roles and reputations, and each sister must make decisions about what she values most. The results are sometimes happy, sometimes heartbreaking, but always...bittersweet"--

Description

Australie, 1925. Les soeurs Latimer, Edda, Grace, Heather et Kitty se rendent en Nouvelle-Galles du Sud pour apprendre le métier d'infirmière et ainsi se soustraire à l'austérité de leur père et à l'autorité de leur mère. Cette fresque sentimentale suit le destin et les rêves d'indépendance de ces jeunes filles, espoirs qui pourraient être balayés par la Grande Dépression.

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