To the Lighthouse

A house by the sea. A family suspended in time. A journey shaped by silence and memory.

In To the Lighthouse, Virginia Woolf creates a deeply poetic narrative that captures the ebb and flow of life through the Ramsay family's fragmented experiences across a decade. With lyrical prose and stream-of-consciousness brilliance, Woolf meditates on art, loss, gender roles, and the fleeting nature of time .

Split into three parts—each with shifting perspectives and emotional resonance—this novel is a triumph of modernist literature. This annotated edition includes historical context, literary analysis, and Woolf's own notes—perfect for students, scholars, and lovers of introspective fiction.

"A book of surpassing beauty and subtlety." – The New York Times

"Woolf at her most profound and poetic." – Modern Fiction Studies

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