THE EDIBLE WOMAN BY MARGARET ATWOOD

Discover the fascinating journey into the psyche of a woman in Margaret Atwood's debut novel, the author of the cult novel The Handmaid's Tale. Immerse yourself in the world of Marian, who balances between social expectations and the desire for authenticity. Will she find her own identity in a world full of conventions?

• Perverse humor and intelligent satire
• Penetrating study of the female psyche
• Universal story about the search for oneself
• First novel by the author of The Handmaid's Tale
• Inspiring reading for anyone who wants to live in harmony with themselves
• Unforgettable story about growing up and discovering one's own value

The Edible Woman is not just a novel, but a manifesto of female strength and independence. Margaret Atwood, with her characteristic irony and insight, deconstructs stereotypes about the role of women in society. Marian, the main character, faces pressure from her environment, which tries to force her into the mold of the ideal wife and mother. But her inner voice tells her that true happiness can only be found by following her own desires.

This novel is also an excellent study of interpersonal relationships, showing the complexity of friendship, love and family ties. Ainsley, Marian's crazy friend, and Clara, a mother with many children, are contrasting portraits of femininity that the main character has to face. Peter, a decent but predictable partner, becomes a symbol of conformism from which Marian wants to free herself. And the mysterious Duncan, an artist with an unconventional approach to life, brings a breath of freshness and inspiration to her world.

The Edible Woman is a read that encourages reflection on one's own life and choices. It is a story about the courage to be yourself, about the search for your own path and about the fight against imposed patterns. Margaret Atwood, a master of words, has created a novel that has permanently entered the canon of feminist literature and continues to inspire new generations of readers.

Edition: Pages: 320, Format: 136x208 mm. Year of publication: 2022, cover: paperback. Publisher: Wielka Litera. Number of pages: 320. Cover: paperback. Format: 136x208 mm.