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A Year by the Sea: Thoughts of an Unfinished Woman Study Guide & Plot Synopsis

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"A Year By the Sea: Thoughts of an Unfinished Woman" tells of the author's real-life spiritual journey over the course of a year. Joan Anderson decided that she needed a year apart from her husband of many years and stayed alone in their Cape Cod cottage for a year, getting to know herself again. She learned many things about herself, and her husband decided to come live with her, making big changes in their marriage.

When Joan's husband took a new job that required a cross-country move, Joan realized that she did not feel like dutifully following her husband any more. Instead, she moved alone to their Cape Cod vacation cottage, where she could reminisce about her childhood and try to figure out where she had gone wrong. She knew that her marriage was boring and stale and she was tired of always shouldering the domestic,...
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