Flowers for Mrs. Harris
Style and Technique
In «Flowers for Mrs. Harris», Paul Gallico uses simple and accessible language that is easy for readers to understand. The author masterfully conveys the atmosphere of post-war London, creating vivid and memorable character portraits. Gallico employs numerous dialogues, making the narrative dynamic and lively. Literary techniques include the use of humor and irony, which add lightness and charm to the story. The structure of the narrative is linear, with a clear plot development and gradual character revelation. The author also uses descriptions and internal monologues to delve deeper into the characters' inner worlds and motivations.
Date of publication: 17 July 2024
Updated: 14 November 2026
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Genre: Novel
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