Hanna's Daughters

<p><b>''Brilliant ... <i>Hanna''s Daughters</i> outlines the lives of three generations of women and their complicated relationships with one another'' USA TODAY</b><br><b><br>''Hanna and her daughters are hard to shake off, lingering long after you''ve turned the last page ... Profound, moving'' SHE</b><br><br><b>''Extremely moving and, as its bestseller status might suggest, hypnotically readable'' SPECTATOR</b><br><br>Anna has returned from visiting her mother. Restless and unable to sleep, she wanders through her parents'' house, revisiting the scenes of her childhood. In a cupboard drawer, folded and pushed away from sight, she finds a sepia photograph of her grandmother, Hanna, whom she remembers as old and forbidding, a silent stranger enveloped in a huge pleated black dress. Now, looking at the features Anna recognises as her own, she realises she is looking at a different woman from the one of her memory. <br><br><b>Set against the majestic isolation of the Scandinavian lakes