Aleid Van Rhijn was a Dutch author who was active in the mid-20th century. She is primarily associated with writing novels and short stories, often exploring themes of family dynamics, love, and loss. Van Rhijn’s literary style is characterized by her poetic language and introspective storytelling.
One of her key influential works is “The Tide in The Attic,” published in 1961. This novel delves into the complexities of human relationships and the impact of past traumas on present lives. Through vivid descriptions and emotional depth, Van Rhijn captures the essence of her characters’ struggles and desires.
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1965: The Tide in The Attic, by Aleid Van Rhijn
$30.00The Tide in The Atti is a historical novel written by Aleid Van Rhijn. The book explores the lives of a Dutch family living in a small coastal town. The story revolves around a family trying to survive the real life flood and storm in Holland in 1953, in the attic and on the roof of their farmhouse as the water flooded first the ground floor and then upstairs, forcing them onto the roof in the storm. The author delves into themes of resilience, family bonds, and the impact of external forces on individual lives.