Visitors

Discover the intricate dynamics of family and generational conflict in Visitors by Anita Brookner. Published in 1998, this compelling novel spans 240 pages and invites readers into the life of Dorothea May, whose serene existence is disrupted by the news of her granddaughter Kitty Levinson's upcoming marriage. As the wedding date draws near, tensions rise, revealing a poignant clash between the desires of the younger generation and the restrained values of the older. Brookner masterfully explores themes of family, marriage, and the shifting societal norms, making this a must-read for fans of literary fiction. Immerse yourself in this thought-provoking tale that examines the complexities of love and tradition.