The House at the End of Hope Street
The utterly enchanting novel of magic and second chances
(Author) Menna van PraagIn Alba Ashby's hour of need, she finds herself on the doorstep of number 11 Hope Street, a house that has stood quietly in Cambridge for nearly two hundred years. But this is no ordinary house. Its walls are steeped in the wisdom of past residents including Virginia Woolf, Dorothy Parker and Agatha Christie. Alba accepts an invitation to stay under the condition she has ninety-nine nights, and no more, to turn her life around. Guided by the energy of the house, where portraits come alive, bookcases refill themselves and hot chocolate has healing properties, the enchanting experience Alba and her new friends share will transform their lives in unexpected ways.
Menna van Praag
Menna van Praag is a British author known for her enchanting and magical storytelling. She is best known for her novel "The House at the End of Hope Street," which combines elements of fantasy, romance, and women's fiction. Van Praag's writing style is characterized by whimsical prose, intricate plots, and deep emotional resonance. Her works often explore themes of love, friendship, and the power of imagination. Van Praag's contributions to literature include bringing a fresh and imaginative perspective to the genre of magical realism, captivating readers with her evocative storytelling.