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Buch, Hörbücher:

Frauenliteratur - Schwestern

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Winzige Gedanken - Tiny Thoughts: Gedichtsammlung über Liebe, Herzschmerz, Trauer, Depression, Selbstentdeckung, Selbstliebe, Heilung, Natur, Kaffee, Hygge

Autor: Alexandra Popa

Gebundene Ausgabe, 04.02.2024

Und sonntags auch mal zwei ...

Autor: Pippa Johnson

Taschenbuch, 10.08.2023

One for the Blackbird, One for the Crow: A Novel

Autor: Olivia Hawker

Taschenbuch, 08.10.2019

Verliebt im Schneegestöber: Ein Wiedersehen im Winterresort NEUERSCHEINUNG 2021

Autor: Mia Sole

Taschenbuch, 05.03.2021

Die Nacht zuvor: Thriller

Autor: Wendy Walker
Übersetzer: Susanne Goga-Klinkenberg

Buch, Broschiert, 18.09.2020

The Authenticity Project

Autor: Clare Pooley

Gebundene Ausgabe, 04.02.2020

The House by the River

Lena Manta

Taschenbuch

Desirable Daughters: A Novel

Bharati Mukherjee

Gebundene Ausgabe

< I> Desirable Daughters, by the prolific writer Bharati Mukherjee, whose short story collection < I> The Middleman won the 1998 National Book Critics Circle Award, is a masterful meditation on marriage and family ties. It begins on a fantastic note: on a winter night in an east Bengali village in 1879, the narrator's ancestor, 5-year-old Tara Lata, is married to a tree after her 13-year-old husband-to-be dies of a snakebite on their wedding day. The novel ends some 120 years later, when Tara, the 36-year-old narrator, returns to this same village in winter with her teenaged son. Like her ancestor, Tara Bhattacharjee is the youngest of three sisters of a Brahmin family. Although they grew up in Calcutta, Tara and the oldest sister now live in America while the middle sister lives in Bombay. Tara was married (in an arranged marriage) at age 19 to Bish Chatterjee, a genius who makes a fortune from a cutting-edge computer process. He and Tara are estranged when the novel opens, but when a stranger claiming kinship shows up at the house that Tara shares in San Francisco with her son and her boyfriend, she reconsiders her assumptions about her entire family. In the course of the novel, a sister's secret and a murder are uncovered, and a near-fatal bombing occurs. Mukherjee's < I> Desirable Daughters is yet another of her magically written, compelling novels. < I>-Susan Biskeborn