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From the bestselling author of Fresh Water for Flowers
A Publishers Weekly Most Anticipated Book
Valérie Perrin's first new novel since her breakout bestseller Fresh Water for Flowers
"Valérie Perrin is a prodigious storyteller."—Elle
"Perrin's most ambitious, most intimate, most liberating, most important book yet."—Le Parisien
Tata begins with a mystery—Agnès is asked to identify the body of her beloved aunt Colette—who, as far as she knows, died three years earlier.
From this phone call, Valérie Perrin crafts a compelling blend of family saga and literary suspense. As Agnès searches for the truth, long-buried secrets and hidden lives come to light, revealing an unforgettable cast of characters and the extraordinary story of the woman she thought she knew.
At the heart of the novel is Colette—Agnès's beloved aunt—whose decision to fake her own death sets in motion a richly layered tale of resilience, identity, and reinvention. Told with warmth, humor, and emotional depth, Tata is a captivating story about the mysteries that shape a life and the courage that is required of women who choose to forge one's own path.
WHAT EARLY READERS ARE SAYING
"A cocktail of emotions."
"Magnificent."
"Impossible to put down!"
"A novel you devour and simply cannot close until you've reached the last page."
"Exceptional."
"After reading such a novel, I could stop reading altogether."
"A gripping story about the power of friendship as a safe harbor from abusive families."
"Ideal for fans of Jojo Moyes and Kate Morton."
"Perrin's signature gift of transmuting quotidian circumstances into transcendent truths is everywhere apparent."
"Tatá is Perrin's most ambitious, most intimate, most liberating, most important book."
"Valérie Perrin is a prodigious storyteller."
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- Artikel-Nr.: SW9781787706354110164
- Artikelnummer SW9781787706354110164
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Autor
Valérie Perrin
- Mit Hildegarde Serle
- Wasserzeichen ja
- Verlag Europa Editions
- Seitenzahl 544
- Barrierefreiheit
- ISBN 9781787706354
- Mit Hildegarde Serle