To The Lighthouse - Virginia Woolf

Described By Virginia Woolf Herself As 'easily The Best Of My Books', And By Her Husband Leonard As A 'masterpiece', To The Lighthouse, First Published In 1927, Is One Of The Milestones Of Modernism. Set On The Isle Of Skye, Over A Decade Spanning The First World War, The Narrative Centres On The Ramsay Family, And Is Framed By Mrs Ramsays Promise To Take A Trip To The Lighthouse The Next Day - A Promise Which Isnt To Be Fulfilled For A Decade. Flowing From Character To Character And From Year To Year, The Novel Paints A Moving Portrait Of Love, Loss And Perception.bearing All The Hallmarks Of Woolfs Prose, With Her Delicate Handling Of The Complexities Of Human Relationships, To The Lighthousenbsp;has Earned Its Reputation - Frequently Appearing In Lists Of The Best Novels Of The Twentieth Century, Itnbsp;has Lost Not An Iota Of Brilliance.