Summary of Day a novel by Michael Cunningham

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Michael Cunningham's "day" is a poignant exploration of love, loss, and family life's struggles. The novel follows Dan and Isabel, a couple in Brooklyn, as they drift apart and struggle with their younger brother Robbie. As the world goes into lockdown, the family's home becomes a prison, with Robbie stranded in Iceland. In April 2021, the family grapples with a new reality and the lessons they've learned, the losses they've experienced, and how they might move forward. Cunningham's work is praised for its respect, compassion, and tenderness.

Available since: 11/15/2023.

Print length: 21 pages.

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