





The second volume in the classic Kristin Lavransdatter trilogy, The Mistress of Husaby continues the story of Kristins eventful life as she adjusts to newly married life and the troubles of motherhood in medieval Norway. Opening with Kristins arrival at her new home, Husaby, Sigrid Undsets novel explores the tribulations of a new family life against the stunning backdrop of 14thcentury Norway. Kristin realises that married life is not all she had hoped and turns her attentions away from her husband, Erlend, and towards her faith and God. Amidst pilgrimages, adultery and plots to overthrow the king, The Mistress of Husaby deepens our understanding of Kristin as we continue to follow her journey through her early adulthood. Originally published in 1921, the second installment of the Kristin Lavransdatter series echoes sentiments of life in the 21st century and tugs at the readers heartstrings. A mustread for fans of the first Kristin Lavransdatter book, Read & Co. Books have proudly republished this new edition of The Mistress of Husaby, with an introductory excerpt from Alrik Gustafroms Six Scandinavian Novelists. | Sigrid Undset The Mistress of Husaby;Kristin Lavransdatter - Volume II Paperback
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Details:The second volume in the classic Kristin Lavransdatter trilogy, The Mistress of Husaby continues the story of Kristins eventful life as she adjusts to newly married life and the troubles of motherhood in medieval Norway. Opening with Kristins arrival at her new home, Husaby, Sigrid Undsets novel explores the tribulations of a new family life against the stunning backdrop of 14thcentury Norway. Kristin realises that married life is not all she had hoped and turns her attentions away from her husband, Erlend, and towards her faith and God. Amidst pilgrimages, adultery and plots to overthrow the king, The Mistress of Husaby deepens our understanding of Kristin as we continue to follow her journey through her early adulthood. Originally published in 1921, the second installment of the Kristin Lavransdatter series echoes sentiments of life in the 21st century and tugs at the readers heartstrings. A mustread for fans of the first Kristin Lavransdatter book, Read & Co. Books have proudly republished this new edition of The Mistress of Husaby, with an introductory excerpt from Alrik Gustafroms Six Scandinavian Novelists. | Sigrid Undset The Mistress of Husaby;Kristin Lavransdatter - Volume II Paperback
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The second volume in the classic Kristin Lavransdatter trilogy, The Mistress of Husaby continues the story of Kristins eventful life as she adjusts to newly married life and the troubles of motherhood in medieval Norway. Opening with Kristins arrival at her new home, Husaby, Sigrid Undsets novel explores the tribulations of a new family life against the stunning backdrop of 14thcentury Norway. Kristin realises that married life is not all she had hoped and turns her attentions away from her husband, Erlend, and towards her faith and God. Amidst pilgrimages, adultery and plots to overthrow the king, The Mistress of Husaby deepens our understanding of Kristin as we continue to follow her journey through her early adulthood. Originally published in 1921, the second installment of the Kristin Lavransdatter series echoes sentiments of life in the 21st century and tugs at the readers heartstrings. A mustread for fans of the first Kristin Lavransdatter book, Read & Co. Books have proudly republished this new edition of The Mistress of Husaby, with an introductory excerpt from Alrik Gustafroms Six Scandinavian Novelists. | Sigrid Undset The Mistress of Husaby;Kristin Lavransdatter - Volume II Paperback
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format | trade paperback |
Language | english |
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Gender | unisex |
Size | 14 |
Brand | Sigrid Undset |
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