Gift from the Sea

by Anne Morrow Lindbergh

First published 1955

Escaping the distractions of everyday life, a woman retreats to the shore, where she meditates on the sea's gifts - rare, perfect shells that become symbols for the many frustrations and aspirations of modern existence. With radiant lucidity, she shares her awareness of the inner life's essential values, without which there can be no true fulfillment.

Genres: nature, 20th-century, self-help, adult-fiction, non-fiction, biography-memoir

Vibes: emotional-atmospheric, intimate, lyrical, thought-provoking

Tropes: introspection, personal-journey

Setting: Shore

Period: 20th-Century

144 pages · Hardcover · Chatto Windus

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