Let's Hope for the Best
Autor Carolina Setterwallen Limba Engleză Paperback – 12 iun 2019
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9781526604927
ISBN-10: 1526604922
Pagini: 400
Dimensiuni: 135 x 216 x 26 mm
Greutate: 0.43 kg
Editura: Bloomsbury Publishing
Colecția Bloomsbury Circus
Locul publicării:London, United Kingdom
ISBN-10: 1526604922
Pagini: 400
Dimensiuni: 135 x 216 x 26 mm
Greutate: 0.43 kg
Editura: Bloomsbury Publishing
Colecția Bloomsbury Circus
Locul publicării:London, United Kingdom
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Caracteristici
Based
on
events
from
the
author's
own
life,Let's
Hope
for
the
Bestmarks
the
arrival
of
an
extraordinarily
accomplished
new
voice.
Alternating
between
the
past
and
present,
it
recounts
in
spare
and
beautiful
prose
how
a
couple
meet,
fall
in
love
and
form
a
family,
and
what
remains
of
that
family
once
one
of
them
is
gone
Notă biografică
Carolina
Setterwall
was
born
in
1978
in
Sala,
Sweden.
She
studied
Media
and
Communication
in
Uppsala,
Stockholm
and
London
and
has
worked
within
the
music
and
publishing
industries
as
an
editor
and
writer.
Setterwall
lives
in
Stockholm
with
her
son.Let's
Hope
for
the
Bestis
her
first
novel.carolinasetterwall.se
Recenzii
This
book!Swedish,
confessional,
shockingly
honest
about
desire,
love,
loss.
I've
read
it
twice
now
and
can't
stop
thinking
about
Carolina.Utterly
compulsive
Brutally candid. The book's power lies in Setterwall's lacerating honesty.It's the most compelling book I've read in years
Quite simply one of the best bereavement memoirs I've read.It's impossible not to draw comparisons with Karl Ove Knausgaard,but there is a unique voice here, a style of disclosure all her own, incidentally beautifully translated. It's an emotional battering ram, I thought, andI absolutely loved it
Every spare, controlled sentence has the ring of truth...A painfully clear-sighted, unsentimental novel... It's about grief in all its raw messiness, but it's also (as how could it not be?) about time ... Setterwall's refusal to impose twists or false neatness is at first admirable then, as a fragile new love begins to blossom for Carolina,gripping
Highly autobiographical,Let's Hope for the Bestexplores life after sudden bereavement: the protagonist, also called Carolina, is left a widow with a young son when her partner dies in the night.The novel tells their love story, articulating Setterwall's huge grief and guilt, as well as her newfound caution towards love and intimacy
Heart-wrenching and unsettling
Amoving and tenderwork of autofiction that depicts the obsessive interiority of grief
The kind of book thatyou'll never forget. It gets under your skin. It moves into the heart. The story is so vulnerable and direct that one cannot avoid caring for the people it is about, and to love them ... I have never read a book that, so beautifully, puts into words how difficult it is to live without - but also to live with - the one you love.One of the best, most touching and most relevant books I've ever read
An electrifying read. A book that forces itself upon you, impossible to resist and difficult to pause
Arich, honest, and poignantportrayal of the many dimensions of grief
One of the best books I've ever read... You're drawn into her raw grief, anger, guilt, bitterness, fear and loss - all of it, without any filter ... Real and alive
Breathtaking...Astoundingly well told
Amagnificentreading experience
Honest and unvarnished... Setterwall writes about the many nuances of grief, but also about love, family life and expectations of life before and after tragedy
Brutally candid. The book's power lies in Setterwall's lacerating honesty.It's the most compelling book I've read in years
Quite simply one of the best bereavement memoirs I've read.It's impossible not to draw comparisons with Karl Ove Knausgaard,but there is a unique voice here, a style of disclosure all her own, incidentally beautifully translated. It's an emotional battering ram, I thought, andI absolutely loved it
Every spare, controlled sentence has the ring of truth...A painfully clear-sighted, unsentimental novel... It's about grief in all its raw messiness, but it's also (as how could it not be?) about time ... Setterwall's refusal to impose twists or false neatness is at first admirable then, as a fragile new love begins to blossom for Carolina,gripping
Highly autobiographical,Let's Hope for the Bestexplores life after sudden bereavement: the protagonist, also called Carolina, is left a widow with a young son when her partner dies in the night.The novel tells their love story, articulating Setterwall's huge grief and guilt, as well as her newfound caution towards love and intimacy
Heart-wrenching and unsettling
Amoving and tenderwork of autofiction that depicts the obsessive interiority of grief
The kind of book thatyou'll never forget. It gets under your skin. It moves into the heart. The story is so vulnerable and direct that one cannot avoid caring for the people it is about, and to love them ... I have never read a book that, so beautifully, puts into words how difficult it is to live without - but also to live with - the one you love.One of the best, most touching and most relevant books I've ever read
An electrifying read. A book that forces itself upon you, impossible to resist and difficult to pause
Arich, honest, and poignantportrayal of the many dimensions of grief
One of the best books I've ever read... You're drawn into her raw grief, anger, guilt, bitterness, fear and loss - all of it, without any filter ... Real and alive
Breathtaking...Astoundingly well told
Amagnificentreading experience
Honest and unvarnished... Setterwall writes about the many nuances of grief, but also about love, family life and expectations of life before and after tragedy