by Donatella Di Pietrantonio · Duomo · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788419834461
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In 'The Fragile Age', Donatella Di Pietrantonio immerses us in a story where the past always resurfaces, reminding us who we are. The novel explores human fragility, both in parents and children, and the difficulty of rebuilding when the foundations are uncertain. Lucia, marked by a tragic night thirty years ago, watches with fear the silence of her daughter, reliving the ghosts of those girls who disappeared in the Wolf's Tooth. With a vibrant and profound prose, the author addresses themes of tension and mystery, inviting us to reflect on memory and the wounds that persist through time. Winner of the Strega Prize and with more than 350,000 copies sold in Italy, this novel is an intense and moving read.
Donatella di Pietrantonio is an Italian writer who is best known for her novels My Mother is a River and A Girl Returned.
