Wies Ongeluk

Name: Wies Ongeluk
Author: Felicie Jehu

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About This Book

A young girl copes with her father's departure and ensuing household tension, then endures a sequence of misfortunes that test her character. Episodes at home and school—an unsettling portrait, a storm, shame, a secret tied to a boy, revenge, and a painful moral lesson—force her to face consequences and social judgement. Visits to grandparents, decisions about promotion, and long inner struggle lead to perseverance, reconciliation, and a dramatic resolution that acknowledges her courage and growth.

About the Author

Felicie Jehu

Félicie Jehu was a Dutch author known for her contributions to literature in the early 20th century. Her notable work, "Wies Ongeluk," explores themes of personal struggle and societal expectations, reflecting the complexities of human emotions. Jehu's writing is characterized by its poignant narrative style and deep psychological insight, making her a significant figure in the literary landscape of her time. While her body of work may be limited, her impact on readers through her exploration of relatable themes continues to resonate.