· Meet the Author, Anne Youngson. Anne Youngson had a long and successful career in the motor industry after finishing a degree in English from Birmingham. Now, Anne Youngson is retired, lives in Oxfordshire, and is studying for a PhD at Oxford Brookes. She has two children and three grandchildren to date. Meet Me at the Museum is her first novel and was shortlisted for the Costa Estimated Reading Time: 6 mins. · Youngson was 69 then and 70 when her debut – Meet Me at the Museum – was published. Her first instinct was to see her age as a commercial disadvantage. Her first instinct was to see her age as Author: Paula Cocozza. An Amazon Best Book of August Anne Youngson’s debut novel, Meet Me at the Museum, is a book you might find yourself finishing in one go. Mrs. Tina Hopgood is an English farmer’s wife, and Anders Larsen a widowed curator at a museum in Denmark. Though a common interest in one of the museum exhibits brings them together, Anders and Tina soon begin sharing increasingly personal /5(K).
Anne Youngson took the library world by storm with her debut novel MEET ME AT THE MUSEUM. And now she's back with a special message for librarians and to tell you about her forthcoming novel, THE NARROWBOAT SUMMER. Anne Youngson is retired and lives in Oxfordshire. She has two children and three grandchildren to date. Her debut novel, Meet Me at the Museum, was shortlisted for the Costa First Novel Award. Meet Me at the Museum is a good book to read before bed, or while waiting for an appointment, or on a bus. It is quite easy to pick up and lay down again. In no way is Meet Me at the Museum light-hearted fluff. Anne Youngson's debut novel explores human emotion regarding relationships and decisions we make, some large and some minor.
Book Summary. Anne Youngson's Meet Me at the Museum is a celebration of long letters, kindred spirits, and the possibility of writing a new story for yourself, at any stage of life. Tina and Kristian thought their love stories were over. Each on the other side of 60, they have lost a best friend and a wife, the ambitions of their youth, their hopes for a fresh start. “Meet Me at the Museum” written by published writer Anne Youngson was my first epistolary novel I have read and considering its unique nature, I found it very easy to read and quite ingenious how it pulled me straight in. Written in the form of letters between Tina HopGood, a farmers wife living in Suffolk and Anders Larsen, a lonely widowed museum curator in Denmark, they soon begin a blossoming friendship where they share stories filled with joy and anguish, realising deep rooted. Our Reading Guide for Meet Me at the Museum by Anne Youngson includes Book Club Discussion Questions, Book Reviews, Plot Summary-Synopsis and Author Bio.
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