Jacob's Room - Woolf, Virgina
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LARGE PRINT EDITION .Jacob's Room (1922), Virginia Woolf's third novel, is a groundbreaking work that explores the nuances of identity and experience. The story of Jacob Flanders from childhood until his death on the battlefield is revealed through the viewpoints of the characters, primarily the women in his life. This is a bold and enriching classic of modernist literature.

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LARGE PRINT EDITION .Jacob's Room (1922), Virginia Woolf's third novel, is a groundbreaking work that explores the nuances of identity and experience. The story of Jacob Flanders from childhood until his death on the battlefield is revealed through the viewpoints of the characters, primarily the women in his life. This is a bold and enriching classic of modernist literature.
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Virginia Woolf (1882-1941) was an English writer best-known for her unconventional approaches to form as well as her trailblazing essays on artistic and literary subjects. After a series of deaths in her family, she moved to Bloomsbury, the bohemian London neighborhood that subsequently became synonymous with her literary circle. Woolf founded a successful publishing company with her husband and was well known for her literary reviews; however, it was her novels, such as Mrs. Dalloway (1925) and To the Lighthouse (1927) that solidified her as a luminary in the world of modernist literature.