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A beautifully atmospheric and emotionally rich novel about love, family, and grief, told through the imagined life of Shakespeare's family - especially his remarkable wife. Hamnet is a moving read that lingers long after the last page.
In "Hamnet" by Maggie O'Farrell, the author breathes life into the story of Agnes, Shakespeare's wife, depicting their family life in Stratford while Shakespeare is in London. The narrative delves into the courtship and marriage of Agnes and Shakespeare, their grief over the death of their son Hamnet, and the origins of Shakespeare's play "Hamlet." The writing style is described as mesmerizing, with vivid descriptions of the setting and characters, capturing the emotions and atmosphere of 16th-century England.
Near the bottom, he pauses for a moment, looking back the way he has come. Then, suddenly resolute, he leaps the final three stairs, as is his habit. He stumbles as he lands, falling to his knees on t...April 2020•328 pages

