In the Steps of the Brontës. --
- 356 pages
- 13 hours of reading
Ernest Raymond Book order
Ernest Raymond's novels are celebrated for their powerful portrayal of ordinary lives, capturing the emotional depth and struggles of individuals. While his prose has been noted for its occasional lengthiness, his skill in depicting compelling human experiences earned him praise as a natural storyteller. Drawing from his own wartime service, Raymond explored themes of conflict and societal change, offering a realistic lens on the complexities of life. His work is characterized by its authentic voice and its focus on the nuanced realities faced by everyday people.
- 2021
- 2006
This classic work is a significant exploration of a generation, emphasizing its historical importance. Alpha Editions has taken great care to preserve the text by reformatting and retyping it, ensuring clarity and readability for contemporary audiences. The effort to republish this book in a modern format highlights its enduring relevance and aims to keep its insights accessible for both present and future readers.
- 1979
Reader's Digest
Sunflower. The Passing Bells. The Education of Little Tree. The Mountain Farm
