The Enchanted April

Elizabeth von Arnim

2024年10月 · Prabhat Prakashan

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Escape to a sun-drenched Italian villa with Elizabeth von Arnim's enchanting novel, The Enchanted April. Follow four women as they embark on a transformative journey, seeking solace and renewal in the idyllic landscape of Portofino.

As their lives intertwine in this picturesque setting, each woman discovers the power of friendship, love, and self-discovery. The vibrant descriptions of blooming gardens and shimmering waters provide the perfect backdrop for their personal awakenings.But here’s a thought to ponder: What happens when you step away from the familiar and embrace the unknown? Can a change of scenery truly change the heart?

In this delightful tale, von Arnim weaves a story of rediscovery and rejuvenation, where the enchantment of April breathes new life into the weary souls of its characters. Their shared laughter and heartfelt moments will resonate with anyone who has ever sought a fresh start.

Will the magic of the Italian spring be enough to mend their hearts and souls?Immerse yourself in this timeless classic, where the beauty of nature reflects the beauty of newfound connections. Von Arnim’s lyrical prose and captivating characters will transport you to a world where love and renewal bloom in abundance.

Don’t let this opportunity pass you by. Grab your copy of The Enchanted April today and let the warmth of Italy’s spring fill your heart with hope and joy!

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Born Mary Annette Beauchamp, Elizabeth von Armin (1866-1941) was an English novelist best known for the semi-autobiographical dark comedy Vera (1921) and the historical romance The Enchanted April (1922). Armin's literary career would begin at the age of thirty-two, formally introducing herself to the world as "Elizabeth" with her debut satire Elizabeth and Her German Garden (1898); she would go on to produce over a dozen works of fiction over the course of forty years as well as a pseudo-autobiography All the Dogs in My Life (1936). In her personal life, Armin was also connected to several influential literary figures of the nineteenth and early twentieth century by either relation or sheer coincidence including Kathleen Mansfield, H.G. Wells, E.M. Forester and Hugh Walpole. With several of her works being adapted for both stage and screen (most notable being 1992's Academy Award-winning The Enchanted April) Armin's literary talent continues to delight and dazzle readers of the modern age.