Immensee

A romantic tale of an old man reminiscing about his youth and unfulfilled love, Immensee is considered by many to be Theodor Storm's most accomplished work, evoking a reality which is veiled and haunted by dreams and illusion.

This volume, which also contains Viola Tricolor, the delightful story of a woman coming to terms with her stepdaughter, and Curator Carsten, a sombre account of a young man falling into a life of debauchery, provides a vivid introduction to one of the finest storytellers of German Romanticism.

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Genre: Children's Fiction