Boyhood Island

A family of four -- mother, father and two boys -- move to Sorland, to a new house on a new estate. It is the early 1970s, the children are small, the parents young and the future open. But at some point that future happens to them; at some point the future closes.
The third book of the My Struggle cycle is set in a world where children and adults live parallel lives, ones that never meet. With insight and honesty, Karl Ove Knausgaard writes of a child 's growing self-awareness, of how events of the past impact on the present, and of the desire for other ways of living and other worlds within what we know."