A stunningly-written biography, by her nephew, of the creative genius whose Bloomsbury group, formed early in the 20th Century, affected our society for the entire century. Inspirational and true to human nature. ( )

Excellent read on her life. ( )

more than we can expect from a nephew of the subject.

First Woolf biography I read, and very readable it is too, possibly hindered by the author's relationship to the subject, but enjoyable and exhaustive none the less. ( )