Brief Flower
It is the story of Bunny’s adolescence, those last years of childhood as she matures into adulthood, told many years later by the adult Bunny....
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It is the story of Bunny’s adolescence, those last years of childhood as she matures into adulthood, told many years later by the adult Bunny. Raised in squalor and hunger by Laurie, an unsuccessful author with a drinking problem, and the equally useless Madge, on the Yorkshire coast, Bunny has no idea who her parents were and, when we meet her at the age of ten or eleven, doesn’t seem particularly to care. She hates being cold and hungry and not having any clothes that fit her but loves her wild life at the farm and adores Laurie. But then her wealthy grandfather appears and Bunny goes away to live with him for a year, after which she must decide which home – and which set of loved ones – to stay with. The story follows her for the next few years, though the “brief flower” of her youth.
- Format:Hardcover
- Pages:221 pages
- Publication:1966
- Publisher:E. P. Dutton & Co.,Inc
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