Virginia Woolf was born in 1882 in London and was homeschooled due to several panic attacks from a young age. She experienced abuse from her stepbrothers as a child and had a nervous breakdown at age 12. Both of her parents died when she was a teenager, leaving her without parents. As an adult, Woolf traveled extensively for her writing and published several famous modernist novels and essays. She struggled with mental illness throughout her life and ultimately died by drowning herself in 1941 at the age of 59 to escape another panic attack.

2.  Born on January 25,
1882 in London
England
 Leslie Stephen and
Julia Stephen were her
parents
 She was homeschooled
 Her dad had a library
 1 sister, 2 brothers

3.  Had several panic attacks since the age of 6
 Her step brothers sexually abused her and her
sister till their teen years
 When she was 12 she jumped out of a
window and because of a nervous breakdown
 Mom died suddenly because of heart failure
when she was 13
 8 years later her dad died of old age

4.  personal life
 traveled all around the
world to get
inspirations
 Using current events to
make short stories

5.  Her Diary had some disturbing things about
her inside
 She married a Jewish man but claimed she
hated the Jewish laugh and smile
 The diary also showed she was a fan of same
sex relationships
 She wrote inappropriate remarks about
people who she did not like and or criticized
her writings

6.  TheVoyage Out (1915)
 Night and Day (1919)
 Jacob's Room (1920)
 Monday orTuesday (1921)
 Mrs. Dalloway (1925)
 The Common Reader, First Series (1925)
 To the Lighthouse (1927)
 Orlando (1928)
 House and Other Short Stories (1944)

7.  A Room of One's Own (1929)
 TheWaves (1931)
 Flush: A Biography (1933)
 The Common Reader, Second Series (1925)
 TheYears (1937)
 Three Guineas (1938)
 Between theActs (1941)
 The Death of the Moth and Other Essays
(1942)
 A Haunted and Other Short Stories (1944)

8.  Death  March 28, 1941 at the age of 59
 Drowned herself by putting rocks in her pockets
and walking into the River near her house
 Couldn’t handle one more panic attack in her life