Books matching: interconnectedness of human and animal life
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Save:'Happiness' by Aminatta Forna is a novel that follows the chance meeting of two individuals, Attila and Jean, in London. Attila, a psychiatrist, has come to London for a presentation on trauma, while Jean, a biologist, is studying urban wildlife such as foxes. The story delves into themes of suffering, resilience, trauma, hope, and community as the characters navigate their emotional journeys amidst the backdrop of the city. Through their interactions and experiences, the novel explores the acceptance of impermanence and the interconnectedness of human and animal life.
The book weaves together a narrative that touches on the complexities of happiness, trauma, and wilderness, using a diverse and vivid cast of characters. It delves into the emotional depth of the protagonists, Attila and Jean, and their evolving relationship as they confront their pasts and navigate the challenges of their present lives. With lyrical prose and contemplative storytelling, 'Happiness' offers a nuanced exploration of human experiences and the interconnectedness of all living beings.
At that time of day Waterloo Bridge is busy with shoppers and weekend workers who make their way on foot across the bridge to Waterloo Station. At that time of year too, dusk comes early, by four in t...
