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The Following Girls

Autor Louise Levene
en Limba Engleză Paperback – 22 apr 2015
When Amanda Baker was 14 she found a letter written by her runaway mother to her unborn child: 'Dear Jeremy' it began 'or Amanda...'. Now Baker is sixteen and sick of her lot as she moves miserably between lessons, her only solace her fifth form gang - the four Mandies - and a low-calorie diet of king-sized cigarettes. That is, until she teams up with Julia Smith, games captain and consummate game player. And so begins a passionate friendship that will threaten her future, menace her sanity and risk the betrayal of everything and everyone she holds dear.
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Specificații

ISBN-13: 9781408842904
ISBN-10: 1408842904
Pagini: 272
Dimensiuni: 129 x 198 x 19 mm
Greutate: 0.19 kg
Editura: Bloomsbury Publishing
Colecția Bloomsbury Paperbacks
Locul publicării:London, United Kingdom

Caracteristici

With the wit of Muriel Spark and the clear-sightedness of Orwell (thinkThe Prime of Miss Jean Brodiecrossed with1984),The Following Girlsalso speaks to the new generation of feminists and fans of Caitlin Moran and Vagenda

Notă biografică

Louise Levene is the author ofA Vision of Loveliness, a BBC Book at Bedtime, which was also longlisted for the Desmond Elliott first novel prize, andGhastly Business. She has been the dance critic of theSunday Telegraphsince 1998 but has also been an advertising copywriter, a window dresser, a radio presenter, an office cleaner, a crossword editor, a university tutor, a college professor and a saleslady. She lives in London with her husband and their two children.

Recenzii

Fizzes with cracking one-liners, acute observations and acidic social satire. It's funny, boisterous and sharp ... An acerbic and gloriously evocative portrait of Seventies girlhood . Pitch-perfect
Simultaneously funny - wryly and sometimes bleakly so - and painful to read. Levene perfectly captures the brutality of adolescence
An acutely observed and witty portrayal of the school exploits and growing pains of a 1970s teenager . Knowing and funny, this is St Trinian's for grown-ups *****
A clever and extremely entertaining study of teenage claustrophobia
Reflective, bittersweet and frequently funny
Levene's sharply observed comedy mixes affectionate satire of the stylistic oddities of the time with an invigorating sparkle of real dislike for the petty tyrannies of parental and pedagogical authority