The Years

Exploring the passage of time, this novel intricately weaves a family saga with fleeting moments that capture the essence of life. Through the Pargiter family, Woolf delves into the nuances of human experience, portraying their growth and the impact of time on their identities. The narrative reveals how childhood traits persist and evolve, highlighting the subtle changes that define their lives. Woolf's ability to evoke atmosphere and detail makes the passage of time a central character, enriching the story with depth and poignancy.