Queen Esther by John Irving [Paperback]
Queen Esther by John Irving [Paperback]
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ISBN13: 978-14-71179-13-6
Paperback English book | Pages: 432
Novel and Historical Fiction Adults
Author: John Irving | Published by: Simon & Schuster
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This historical novel returns to the world of The Cider House Rules and follows Esther Nacht, a Jewish girl born in Vienna in 1905 whose life is profoundly shaped by loss, displacement, and anti-Semitism.
Orphaned as an infant and raised at the St. Cloud's orphanage in Maine under the care of Dr. Wilbur Larch, Esther struggles with questions of identity and belonging. Eventually taken in by the compassionate Winslow family, she remains deeply connected to both her Jewish heritage and her adoptive family. Over the course of several decades and across multiple countries, Esther's journey leads her back to Vienna and ultimately to Jerusalem, where the novel concludes in 1981.
The story explores the long-lasting effects of prejudice, exile, family bonds, and the search for home and identity.
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