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Aujourd'hui les coeurs se desserrent
by Pascale Roze · Stock · tapa blanda · 176 pages
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Pages: 176 pagesAuthor: Pascale RozePublisher: StockFormat: tapa blandaLanguage: frRelease date: 26/1/2011ISBN: ISBN 9782234061941
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Synopsis of Aujourd'hui les coeurs se desserrent
En 'Aujourd'hui les coeurs se desserrent', Pascale Roze narra la historia de los Deslorgeux, una familia de industriales de Rouen que, a lo largo de tres generaciones, ven cómo su fortuna, sus certezas y su poder se desvanecen. De ellos solo queda Lorette, una joven que vive en algún lugar del mundo. La novela explora el declive de esta familia, marcado por la Segunda Guerra Mundial y el auge del Tercer Mundo, así como la necesidad de escapar del destino y mantenerse fiel a los principios. El relato se centra en la rivalidad entre dos hermanos, uno marcado por el silencio tras evadirse de un campo disciplinario, y el otro refugiado en la pintura tras evitar los horrores de la guerra. A través de la voz del último de los hijos, la novela plantea preguntas esenciales sobre el éxito, la vida y el legado.
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Pascale Roze
Pascale Roze is a French playwright, and novelist.
Born in 1954Since 199617 titles published30 writing
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