The Story of My Life, volumes 4-6

"The Story of My Life, Volumes 4-6" by Augustus J. C. Hare is a late 19th-century biographical work where the author reflects on his life, family, and experiences. It is told through letters and stories, focusing on themes of love, loss, and chasing personal achievements. Following his mother's death, the story begins with the author feeling very alone as he tries to finish a project she wanted. He deals with sadness and family problems because of her possessions, thinking about good times with her and tough situations caused by family doubting him. In his sadness, the story shows his promise to honor her memory while dealing with his own problems and goals as a writer. The strong emotions and struggles in the beginning set the stage for the rest of the books, exploring the complexities of family connections and the comfort found in creating during hard times.