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Literatura Estrangeira ...vai muito além da conhecida combinação de sexo, drogas e rock and roll; mergulha tão fundo quanto qualquer tragédia grega no desespero e na decepção humana." - Livro novo, 517 pgs

Literatura Estrangeira Poderoso, cerebral, impecavelmente concebido. Um romance impressionante". Brochura em bom estado. 517 pgs.

Literatura Estrangeira Brochura de bolso, ótimo estado, 503 pgs.

2002 1st printing of this edition hardback. Book is very good, and the dust is present very good condition and un priceclipped. I nice copy, but the book is heavy so I have had to reflect that in the price.

This paperback book is 2002 edition, 1st printing. Very good condition, but the spine does have some minor creasing.

In a small Mississippi town, Harriet Cleve Dusfrenes grows up haunted by the murder of her brother, who was found hanging from a tree in their yard when she was just a baby. Robin's killer was never identified, and the family has never recovered from the tragedy. Harriet's father mostly absent, her mother incapacitated by grief, and her teenage sister unable to recall what she saw that terrible day.Harriet lives largely in the world of her imagination, alone even in company, obsessed by Robin who is a link to the happier past she knows from stories and photographs. And then one summer, the year she turns twelve, Harriet decides to find his murderer and exact his revenge. Even more transfixing than its predecessor, "The Little Friend" is a dark novel of lost childhood, breathtaking in its ambition and power, rich in moral paradox and profound insights into human frailty.Written and read by Donna Tartt

In a small Mississippi town, Harriet Cleve Dusfrenes grows up haunted by the murder of her brother, who was found hanging from a tree in their yard when she was just a baby. Robin's killer was never identified, and the family has never recovered from the tragedy. Harriet's father mostly absent, her mother incapacitated by grief, and her teenage sister unable to recall what she saw that terrible day.Harriet lives largely in the world of her imagination, alone even in company, obsessed by Robin who is a link to the happier past she knows from stories and photographs. And then one summer, the year she turns twelve, Harriet decides to find his murderer and exact his revenge. Even more transfixing than its predecessor, "The Little Friend" is a dark novel of lost childhood, breathtaking in its ambition and power, rich in moral paradox and profound insights into human frailty.Read by Donna Tartt.

Literatura Estrangeira