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Podbrdské ženy

Author: Jana Poncarová

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Emílie, Jana, and Johanka share a family history in which loneliness and a lack of affection pass between generations. Jana Poncarová sets their story in the Brdy foothills against the changing course of twentieth-century Czech history.

About the book

The narrative begins after the First World War and continues through another war, the postwar years, and the rise of communism. Emílie enters marriage hoping for a home but experiences alienation. Her daughter Jana grows up feeling rejected, a pattern that affects her later relationships.

Johanka tries to understand and change this family inheritance. Their lives raise questions about how emotional patterns are transmitted and whether another kind of closeness is possible.

Main themes

  • Intergenerational wounds: Emotional patterns pass between women in one family.
  • Maternal love: A lack of affection shapes relationships between mothers and daughters.
  • Loneliness: Isolation enters marriage and family life.
  • Twentieth-century history: War and the rise of communism shape the family’s lives.

Characters

  • Emílie: A woman affected by war, loneliness in marriage, and family duties.
  • Jana: Emílie’s daughter, carrying a sense of rejection into her own relationships.
  • Johanka: The youngest of the three women, seeking to change the family pattern.

Setting

The Brdy foothills over several decades of the twentieth century.

Who is it for?

For readers of family sagas, Czech historical and social fiction, and intergenerational stories.

Edition details

Ebook, 448 pages.

Publisher: Albatros Media a.s.
Imprint: Motto
Language: Czech
Type: E-book
ISBN: 978-80-267-1311-1
Publication date: 25. October 2018
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Emílie, Jana, and Johanka share a family history in which loneliness and a lack of affection pass between generations. Jana Poncarová sets their story in the Brdy foothills against the changing course of twentieth-century Czech history.

Book information

Imprint
Motto
Formát
E-book
Language
Czech
ISBN
978-80-267-1311-1
Publication date
25. October 2018
Pages
448
E-book formats
EPUB (ISBN 978-80-267-1369-2) · PDF (ISBN 978-80-267-1368-5) · MOBI (ISBN 978-80-267-1370-8)

What is Podbrdské ženy about?

The narrative begins after the First World War and continues through another war, the postwar years, and the rise of communism. Emílie enters marriage hoping for a home but experiences alienation. Her daughter Jana grows up feeling rejected, a pattern that affects her later relationships.

Johanka tries to understand and change this family inheritance. Their lives raise questions about how emotional patterns are transmitted and whether another kind of closeness is possible.

Themes and motifs

Intergenerational wounds

Emotional patterns pass between women in one family.

Maternal love

A lack of affection shapes relationships between mothers and daughters.

Loneliness

Isolation enters marriage and family life.

Twentieth-century history

War and the rise of communism shape the family’s lives.

Setting

The Brdy foothills over several decades of the twentieth century.

Main characters

Emílie

A woman affected by war, loneliness in marriage, and family duties.

Jana

Emílie’s daughter, carrying a sense of rejection into her own relationships.

Johanka

The youngest of the three women, seeking to change the family pattern.

Who is this book for?

For readers of family sagas, Czech historical and social fiction, and intergenerational stories.

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Otázky o knihe

What is the book about?

Three generations of women and the transmission of loneliness, emotional wounds, and relationship patterns.

Where is it set?

In the Brdy foothills against twentieth-century Czech history.

How long is the ebook?

448 pages.

Does an audiobook edition exist?

Yes, the same work also has an audiobook edition.

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