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Innocence Lost? A Review of Wharton’s “Age of Innocence” AGE OF INNOCENCE (MOVIE TIE-IN) Edith Wharton’s Pulitzer Prize-winning novel, AGE OF INNOCENCE (MOVIE TIE-IN), throws open the gilded doors of […]
Remains of the Day tells the story of Stevens, a butler who dedicated his life to serving Lord Darlington, a prominent figure in pre-war Britain. Published in 1989 by Nobel […]
Is George Eliot’s *Middlemarch* a timeless masterpiece or just another Victorian novel? Let’s dive into the rich tapestry of this 1871 literary classic and unravel its enduring appeal. Middlemarch (Wadsworth […]
Embark on a captivating journey through 19th-century Lebanon with Amin Maalouf’s mesmerizing novel, “Le Rocher de Tanios,” a tale woven with intricate characters, political intrigue, and the timeless search for […]
Le Dictateur et le hamac: A hammock, a dictator, and an engaging story? Le Dictateur et le hamac Ever stumbled upon a book that feels like a whispered secret, a […]
Pennac’s _Comme un roman_: A Delightful Read for Book Lovers Right off the bat, let me tell you about a book that’s close to my heart, Daniel Pennac’s _Comme un […]
A quiet revolution takes place within the soul as you delve into the pages of Christian Bobin’s “La Lumière du monde,” a slim volume that holds the weight of profound […]
In a world saturated with noise, Christian Bobin’s “La Part manquante,” or “The Missing Part,” whispers a quiet truth Published in 1989, this slim volume of lyrical prose isn’t just […]
Is *The King Must Die* by Mary Renault Worth the Read? The King Must Die Step into the world of ancient Greece with Mary Renault’s captivating novel, *The King Must […]
Dreams of Dead Women’s Handbags: A Quirky Journey? Dreams of Dead Women’s Handbags Shena Mackay’s Dreams of Dead Women’s Handbags, a quirky and captivating novel, first published in 1987, delves […]
