The extemporaneous existence of Nadine, a bright, complex but naive
and trusting young German woman, begins when she heads to England
after World War II.
She thinks she's leaving home to improve her knowledge of
Shakespeare's English while working as an au pair in a British
household, but instead she's about to learn the ways of the world
and become a woman.
Nadine goes to England to look after Lipsey and Peter, the two
young children of Julie and James Johnson, an English couple in
Groomsbridge. While there, she also meets a number of interesting
Englishmen of different ages who appreciate her in varying ways
consistent with their social class. One of them is Andrew Gibson, a
handsome "sausage boy," who picks her up at a carnival. She quickly
falls for him.
Gain new insights into World War II, assiduously recollected by
a young German woman who lives abroad. As the reader watches her,
she slowly, incessantly steps forth in The extemporaneous Existence
of Nadine Tallemann until her development is forcibly
interrupted.
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