Leda, a university professor who has been divorced for some time, is entirely devoted to her daughters and her work. However, when the two girls leave to live with their father in Canada, Leda, instead of feeling sad, suddenly feels free. Her life now seems easier.
She decides to go on vacation to a seaside village in Southern Italy. After the first carefree days, her encounter with the members of a "noisy" family from Naples will bring forth memories of difficult decisions and their consequences for herself and her family...
In The Lost Daughter, Elena Ferrante dives deep into the depths of motherhood, into the depths of femininity, with her sincere, pure language that has captivated millions of readers around the world.
"Ferrante will enthrall you." Alice Sebold
"A shocking novel." La Repubblica
"Ferrante's gift for the psychological depth of her characters is unique." The New Yorker
"This shockingly wonderful Italian writer is unparalleled in her portrayal of tumultuous family relationships!" The Seattle Times
"An excellent reflection on femininity and motherhood from a great writer." World Literature Today
"Ferrante's writing is incredibly honest, direct, and unforgettable. With simple elements, she crafts an extraordinarily powerful story of hope and regret." Publishers Weekly
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