Miriam Toews
Miriam Toews is a Canadian author known for her fiction that often explores themes of family, mental health, and community. Her notable works include "A Complicated Kindness," which reflects on Mennonite life, "All My Puny Sorrows," a poignant examination of sisterhood and suicide, and "Irma Voth," a story about a young woman's struggle for autonomy.
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Books by Miriam Toews
3 books available
A Complicated Kindness
by Miriam Toews
3.7(21,327)
In a desolate Mennonite town, a sharp-witted teenager navigates her family's ruins, piecing together the mystery of their disappearance with dark humor.
All My Puny Sorrows
by Miriam Toews
4.0(20,145)
A darkly humorous and moving story about two sisters: one a celebrated pianist who wants to die, and the other a chaotic mess determined to save her. It shows the complex dance between love, grief, and the will to live.
Irma Voth
by Miriam Toews
3.5(3,609)
Nineteen-year-old Irma Voth, cast out by her Mennonite community, finds an unexpected path to freedom as a translator for a film crew, even as her domineering father tries to sabotage the production and reclaim his daughter.