What Maisie knew.
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Author
Publication
1966 - Penguin, Harmondsworth, No place, unknown, or undetermined
Language
English
Word Count
62,000 words, Guess
Page Count
248 pages
Identifiers
- LibraryThing19973
- Library of Congress Control Number66074137
- OCLC Control Number2887935
- Open LibraryOL6016339M
Classifications
- LCCPZ3.J234 Wh5
- LCCPS2116.W4 Wh5
Description
In the aftermath of an acrimonious divorce, young Maisie Farange finds herself shuttled back and forth between her father and mother, both of them amoral and monstrously self-involved. After her parents find new spouses -- and after the new spouses find themselves drawn to each other, as much for Maisie's sake as their own -- Maisie feels even more misplaced. As she observes the world of adults and their adulteries, and finds herself in the position to decide her own fate, Henry James's rendering of her child's-eye view -- his depiction of what precisely Maisie knows -- draws the reader into this scathing satire of social mores and insightful meditation on familial dependence.
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Genres
- Fiction
Series Statement
- Penguin modern classics,
- 2448
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