Sally Rooney
What’s inside
Normal People by Sally Rooney follows the complicated relationship between Connell and Marianne, two teenagers from different social backgrounds in a small town in Ireland. Their bond continues through their years at Trinity College, Dublin, despite the changing dynamics of their friendship. The novel explores themes of love, power, class, and the struggles of young adulthood.
You’ll Learn
- Gain insights into the complexities of human relationships
- Understand the effects of social class differences
- Explore themes of mental health and self-worth
- Appreciate nuanced character development
Key Points
- Socio-economic differences and their impact
- Evolution of relationships
- Effects of communication and misunderstanding
- Struggles of young adulthood
- Mental health relevance
- The exploration of power dynamics in relationships
- Self-identity and self-worth
Who’s it For
- Young Adults
- Romance Novel Readers
- Social Drama Enthusiasts
- Contemporary Fiction Fans
About the author
Sally Rooney is a critically acclaimed Irish author known for her unique narrative style. She gained prominence with her debut novel, ‘Conversations with Friends,’ and ‘Normal People’ has further established her as a leading voice in contemporary fiction.