Description
Discover the remarkable, multi-million-copy New York Times bestselling memoir The Glass Castle by celebrated journalist Jeannette Walls. Published by Virago, this moving and deeply compelling autobiography is a landmark story of resilience, redemption, and unconditional family loyalty.
Plot Synopsis
Jeannette Walls recounts her unconventional, nomadic childhood alongside her deeply dysfunctional but uniquely vibrant parents. Her father, Rex, is a charismatic, brilliant dreamer who teaches his children science and literature when sober, but becomes destructive when drinking. Her mother is a free-spirited artist who rejects domestic routine and motherhood. Together, the Walls children learn to fend for themselves, supporting each other to survive and eventually building a life of their own in New York City.
Jeannette Walls recounts her unconventional, nomadic childhood alongside her deeply dysfunctional but uniquely vibrant parents. Her father, Rex, is a charismatic, brilliant dreamer who teaches his children science and literature when sober, but becomes destructive when drinking. Her mother is a free-spirited artist who rejects domestic routine and motherhood. Together, the Walls children learn to fend for themselves, supporting each other to survive and eventually building a life of their own in New York City.
Condition Report
- Overall Grade: Good Pre-owned Condition.
- Cover: Minor edge-rubbing and light shelf wear, but the main cover artwork remains clean and presentable.
- Spine: Straight and structurally sound with typical light reading creases. Binding is tight.
- Pages: Clean text block, flat pages, entirely free from heavy water wrinkling, highlighting, or ink handwriting inscriptions.
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