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Autor Diana Evansen Limba Engleză Paperback – 28 feb 2006
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9780099479048
ISBN-10: 0099479044
Pagini: 240
Dimensiuni: 129 x 199 x 15 mm
Greutate: 0.18 kg
Editura: Vintage Publishing
Locul publicării:United Kingdom
ISBN-10: 0099479044
Pagini: 240
Dimensiuni: 129 x 199 x 15 mm
Greutate: 0.18 kg
Editura: Vintage Publishing
Locul publicării:United Kingdom
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Recenzii
“A heartwarming epic that’s never syrupy sweet. A-.” — Entertainment Weekly
“[A] marvelously written novel . . . rich with both ordinary and extraordinary realities.” — Fort Lauderdale Sun-Sentinel
“Beautiful . . . A very earthy and relatable tale of family bonds and fractures.” — Boston Herald
“[Evans] can turn a haunting, perfect praise. A promising debut from a young author with much yet to offer.” — Library Journal
“Superb [and] quirkily rendered.” — Vancouver Sun
“Evans’s lyrical telling . . . fluidly juxtaposes disparate worlds.” — ALA Booklist
“A trenchant debut that speaks eloquently about identity, displacement, the most anguished of losses, and bone-deep love.” — Booklist
“A sad, magical telling of the uncommon link between Gemini sisters . . . enchanting.” — Toronto Star
“Kept me reading past midnight . . . hugely assured and very moving.” — Daily Telegraph (London)
“Bittersweet . . . an alluring blend of fairytales and nightmares.” — Daily Mail (London)
“A vivid, affectionate picture of the family as a melting pot.” — Daily Telegraph (London)
“At once tender and funny: [26a is] a keen study of home, homelessness and the limits of symbiosis.” — Kirkus Reviews
“Beautiful . . . Evans is in a class of her own.” — Melbourne Herald Sun
“Heartwrenching.” — Sunday Times (London)
“Funny, intimate and moving.” — London Sunday Times
“Amazing. . . . 26A deserves to be read, and reread, by a large audience.” — Boston Globe
“Beautifully written.” — New York Times Book Review
“Marvelously written . . . rich with both ordinary and extraordinary realities .” — Seattle Times
“[A] poignant debut novel.. . . Perfect for your next book-club selection.” — Essence
“Enjoyable and engrossing . . . Evans has a distinctive voice.” — The Observer
“[A] marvelously written novel . . . rich with both ordinary and extraordinary realities.” — Fort Lauderdale Sun-Sentinel
“Beautiful . . . A very earthy and relatable tale of family bonds and fractures.” — Boston Herald
“[Evans] can turn a haunting, perfect praise. A promising debut from a young author with much yet to offer.” — Library Journal
“Superb [and] quirkily rendered.” — Vancouver Sun
“Evans’s lyrical telling . . . fluidly juxtaposes disparate worlds.” — ALA Booklist
“A trenchant debut that speaks eloquently about identity, displacement, the most anguished of losses, and bone-deep love.” — Booklist
“A sad, magical telling of the uncommon link between Gemini sisters . . . enchanting.” — Toronto Star
“Kept me reading past midnight . . . hugely assured and very moving.” — Daily Telegraph (London)
“Bittersweet . . . an alluring blend of fairytales and nightmares.” — Daily Mail (London)
“A vivid, affectionate picture of the family as a melting pot.” — Daily Telegraph (London)
“At once tender and funny: [26a is] a keen study of home, homelessness and the limits of symbiosis.” — Kirkus Reviews
“Beautiful . . . Evans is in a class of her own.” — Melbourne Herald Sun
“Heartwrenching.” — Sunday Times (London)
“Funny, intimate and moving.” — London Sunday Times
“Amazing. . . . 26A deserves to be read, and reread, by a large audience.” — Boston Globe
“Beautifully written.” — New York Times Book Review
“Marvelously written . . . rich with both ordinary and extraordinary realities .” — Seattle Times
“[A] poignant debut novel.. . . Perfect for your next book-club selection.” — Essence
“Enjoyable and engrossing . . . Evans has a distinctive voice.” — The Observer
Notă biografică
Diana Evans has worked as a journalist and arts critic, contributing to Marie Claire, The Daily Telegraph, The Observer, and The Independent. Her short fiction has appeared in a number of anthologies. She lives in London, England.