Cat's Eye by Margaret Atwood

Cat's Eye by Margaret Atwood

A successful painter returning to Toronto for a retrospective exhibition confronts genuinely devastating childhood memories of a cruel, manipulative friendship that shaped her entire adult understanding of trust and female relationships.

Atwood writes with characteristic psychological precision about the specific, often unacknowledged cruelty within girlhood friendships, and this acclaimed novel's unflinching examination of childhood trauma remains one of her most personally resonant works.

An acclaimed novel of childhood cruelty and memory from Margaret Atwood.

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