Maeve Binchy's Writing Style

Maeve Binchy was a writer that in her stories she would involve female struggles as well as Irish culture.Her writing and personality inspired and gave hope to many people. Maeve Binchy is the oldest child of three she has a brother and a sister, She was the kind of sister with a big imagination, and she was bossy. She lived in Dublin Ireland with her mother a nurse her dad a lawyer and two siblings. Maeve Binchy will describe her mother as the kind of person that knew how to do everything. Maeve Binchy had a perfect childhood; she was happy she had everything she needed, and she had love.The thing that always bothered Binchy her entire adolescence was the fact that she was overweight. She found herself ugly, and she thought that fat people did not go nowhere. When she was at home, she felt good she did not feel useless thanks to her mom that did everything in her power to make her feel great."I never felt fat. At home, I felt very loved and very special." When Maeve Binchy went to

She never thought at that time of being a writer. It all happened when she went on a trip to Israel. She wrote letters to her parents about her adventures. Her parents were stunned of her writing that they cut out the part where it said “ Dear Daddy” and sent a letter to the newspaper. They also loved it, and they publish it, that is how her writing career started. Maeve Binchy saw her future as a lonely person. She never thought that she will get marry because of her height;six foot and because she was a little bit overweight. She was wrong she met the love of her life Gordon Snell. They met at BBC studios in London he was a children 's book writer, and he influenced Binchy to write fiction novels, they had a long term friendship.Later on, they began having feelings for each other. Maeve moved to London that way she could be close to Gordon. Later on, they got marry and lived a couple of years in