Virginia Woolf's second novel, Night and Day, is a storey about a group of young people attempting to figure out what it means to fall in love. It was written before she started experimenting with fiction writing. It tackles all of the important issues, such as what it means to fall in love. Is it true that marriage brings happiness? What exactly is happiness? Night and Day is a traditional storey, but its magnificent prose maps out Virginia Woolf's world for us: It was the start of a lengthy journey for her in her search for a way to convey her "inner life."
