Karen Hofmann Book order

Karen Hofmann's writing delves into themes of family, identity, and the search for meaning, all filtered through a distinctive style marked by keen psychological insight. Her narratives are rooted in personal experience, often carrying an undercurrent of anxiety about forgotten duties and responsibilities. Hofmann explores the delicate nature of human connections and the complexities of everyday existence, offering readers a profound look into the human condition. Her prose is at once poetic and starkly real, reflecting her unique perspective.

2024
Where We Live
352 pages
13 hours of reading
Set against the backdrop of urban Vancouver, four siblings navigate the complexities of middle age, shaped by both their shared rural upbringing and individual life experiences. Their journeys intertwine as they confront work, relationships, and parenting in the late 2010s, revealing how their past influences their present aspirations. Each sibling faces the challenges of their environment and family history while seeking a sense of belonging and a true home, highlighting the enduring impact of family ties and personal growth.
2021
A Brief View from the Coastal Suite
336 pages
12 hours of reading
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This book features a collection of thought-provoking discussion questions curated by the author, designed to deepen readers' engagement with the themes and characters. These questions encourage critical thinking and facilitate conversations, making it an excellent choice for book clubs or individual reflection. The inclusion of these insights adds a unique layer to the reading experience, inviting readers to explore the narrative more profoundly.

Where We Live

A Brief View from the Coastal Suite