The Paris Wife. Book Summary

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Paula McLain

What’s inside

The Paris Wife by Paula McLain is a deeply evocative story that captures the love, ambition, and the devastating betrayal between the famous literary figure Ernest Hemingway and his first wife, Hadley Richardson, in the 1920s Paris.

You’ll Learn

  • Gain insight into the personal life of Ernest Hemingway
  • Experience the allure and cultural richness of 1920s Paris
  • Explore the complexities of love, ambition, and betrayal
  • Reflect on the impact of relationships on personal growth and creativity

Key Points

  • Meeting and marriage of Hadley Richardson and Ernest Hemingway
  • Life in Jazz Age Paris among literary expatriates
  • Hemingway’s struggle for literary success
  • The complexities of love and marriage
  • Betrayal and the toll on Hadley
  • End of a marriage, beginning of a legacy

Who’s it For

  • Historical fiction enthusiasts
  • Readers interested in Ernest Hemingway
  • Fans of romance and drama
  • Lovers of 1920s Paris culture

About the author

Paula McLain is an American author best known for her historical fiction. Her ability to breathe life into historical figures and eras, making the past vividly present, has captivated readers worldwide.