Two Symphonies

A blind girl adopted by a pastor faces turmoil within his large family, highlighting themes of conflict and emotional struggle. This novella showcases Gide's exploration of freedom and intellectual sincerity, characteristic of his celebrated literary style. Originally published in 1931, the work is now republished in a modern, affordable edition, accompanied by a new biography of the author, André Gide, a Nobel Prize winner known for his profound insights into human nature. A must-read for fans of classic literature.