The Extemporaneous Existence of Nadine Tallemann

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.<p>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.<p>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.<p>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.