Get Free Shipping on orders over $79
Mrs Dalloway - Virginia Woolf

Mrs Dalloway

By: Virginia Woolf

Paperback | 22 April 2022

At a Glance

Paperback


$29.69

or 4 interest-free payments of $7.42 with

Ships in 5 to 7 business days

Based on the events of a single day, a Wednesday in June 1923, Mrs. Dalloway is a unique book as its narrative skillfully interweaves unconnected storylines to take place on this fateful day. The story opens with Clarissa running an errand to buy flowers. Reactions of different people can be noticed when unexpected events keep occurring throughout the day. For example, a plane writing in the sky and a car emitting an explosive noise. Peter, her old partner, shows up not long after she gets home. During their conversation, it becomes evident that the two are still very much in love with one another. In a vulnerable exchange, Peter asks Clarissa if she's happy. Elizabeth, Clarissa's daughter, cuts them off before Clarissa can respond. The narrative then shifts to a World War I veteran, Septimus Warren Smith, who is suffering from PTSD. In order to meet Sir William Bradshaw, a psychiatrist, he is waiting with his wife, Lucrezia. Another perspective switch takes place and this time we get to experience Richard's narrative, who is going through an internal struggle with respect to his relationship with his wife Clarissa. The change in narratives keeps the reader on edge and leads to a conclusion which manages to bring everything together.

More in Modern & Contemporary Fiction

Still Life - Sarah Winman

Paperback

RRP $22.99

$20.75

10%
OFF
Credence : Deluxe Edition - Penelope Douglas

RRP $39.99

$31.75

21%
OFF
Theodora's Tea Shop - Christy Anne Jones

RRP $32.99

$26.99

18%
OFF
Contest : The iconic bestselling thriller - Matthew Reilly

RRP $49.99

$36.99

26%
OFF
The Valley of Ravens - Barbara Erskine

RRP $35.99

$29.75

17%
OFF
The Correspondent : WOMEN'S FICTION PRIZE 2026 WINNER - Virginia Evans
The Frock Shop - Sophie Green

RRP $34.99

$19.99

43%
OFF
Cloudstreet - Tim Winton

Hardcover

$35.00