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“Travels with My Aunt” is a novel written by British author Graham Greene. It was first published in 1969 and is considered one of Greene’s more comedic and light-hearted works compared to his other, often more serious, novels.
The story follows the character Henry Pulling, a retired and rather dull bank manager, whose life takes an unexpected turn when he meets his eccentric and worldly Aunt Augusta at his mother’s funeral. Aunt Augusta is a free-spirited and unconventional woman who has had a colorful and adventurous life.
Aunt Augusta’s arrival propels Henry into a series of international escapades and encounters with a variety of intriguing characters. The novel explores themes of identity, adventure, and the clash between conventionality and a more liberated, unorthodox approach to life.
“Travels with My Aunt” is known for its humor, wit, and the lively character of Aunt Augusta, who brings a sense of unpredictability and excitement into Henry’s rather mundane existence. The novel received positive reviews for its engaging narrative and departure from Greene’s more serious and contemplative works. It remains a popular and entertaining read that showcases Greene’s versatility as a writer.
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