Mystery Woman: A Novel Explores the Story of Andrew Wyeth’s ‘Christina’s World’ in the NYTIMES
Mystery Woman: A Novel Explores the Story of Andrew Wyeth’s ‘Christina’s World’ in the NYTIMES
In LitLovers - review and questions
The story behind the book, in Book Reporter
In Oprah.com: A Piece of the World, by Christina Baker Kline, 320 pages; William Morrow
“When Christina Baker Kline was a child, her father built an A-frame house on a Maine island just 75 feet wide to teach her self-reliance. Weekends and summers, the family pumped water, read by candlelight, used an outhouse, and stayed warm with only a stone fireplace. Not surprisingly, Kline grew interested in how the inner life could survive a lack of external comforts, an idea that sits at the heart of her 2013 book, Orphan Train. In her sixth novel, A Piece of the World, she revisits that dichotomy, applying her observations to the saga behind Andrew Wyeth's iconic painting, Christina's World.”
