A Hundred Years
Brief Overview
The novel «A Hundred Years» by Herbjørg Wassmo is a poignant saga about three generations of women whose destinies intertwine against the harsh northern landscapes of Norway. Through the lives of Serine, Elida, and the author herself, the narrative reveals the strength and vulnerability, loneliness and resilience of women forced to confront prejudice, poverty, and the silent secrets of the past. Wassmo masterfully weaves personal stories into the fabric of time, allowing the reader to feel the breath of the era, hear each heroine’s voice, and witness hope growing through pain and hardship. This is a story about memory, legacy, and female courage, where every life is a precious thread in the great tapestry of a century.
Date of publication: 4 June 2025
Updated: 14 November 2026
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Genre: Historical novel
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