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- Nombre de pages240
- FormatePub
- ISBN978-0-593-51253-1
- EAN9780593512531
- Date de parution11/11/2025
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- ÉditeurPenguin Books
Résumé
A twisty, slow-burn mystery set in Paris and the Netherlands that has become a Dutch sensationIn 1989, twenty-year-old Marie jumps at the chance to work as au pair in Paris-even though it means dropping out of her prestigious art program in the Netherlands. The city, the language, the complicated French family she works for all quickly overshadow the turmoil and pain she'd been reckoning with in school.
But years later, during the 2015 attacks in Paris, Marie is shocked to recognize her former teacher, the main reason she fled the Netherlands, pictured in aftermath, in the exact arrondissement where her previous employers live. The past she was sure she could leave behind comes flooding back, as do the questions she thought she could live with leaving unanswered. Told in alternating voices, this "highly ingenious" (NRC) coming-of-age story asks important and haunting questiosn about the thin line between rememberign and recording, seeing and being seen, coincidence and fate, revenge and reclamation-and what it means to walk this boundary.
But years later, during the 2015 attacks in Paris, Marie is shocked to recognize her former teacher, the main reason she fled the Netherlands, pictured in aftermath, in the exact arrondissement where her previous employers live. The past she was sure she could leave behind comes flooding back, as do the questions she thought she could live with leaving unanswered. Told in alternating voices, this "highly ingenious" (NRC) coming-of-age story asks important and haunting questiosn about the thin line between rememberign and recording, seeing and being seen, coincidence and fate, revenge and reclamation-and what it means to walk this boundary.
A twisty, slow-burn mystery set in Paris and the Netherlands that has become a Dutch sensationIn 1989, twenty-year-old Marie jumps at the chance to work as au pair in Paris-even though it means dropping out of her prestigious art program in the Netherlands. The city, the language, the complicated French family she works for all quickly overshadow the turmoil and pain she'd been reckoning with in school.
But years later, during the 2015 attacks in Paris, Marie is shocked to recognize her former teacher, the main reason she fled the Netherlands, pictured in aftermath, in the exact arrondissement where her previous employers live. The past she was sure she could leave behind comes flooding back, as do the questions she thought she could live with leaving unanswered. Told in alternating voices, this "highly ingenious" (NRC) coming-of-age story asks important and haunting questiosn about the thin line between rememberign and recording, seeing and being seen, coincidence and fate, revenge and reclamation-and what it means to walk this boundary.
But years later, during the 2015 attacks in Paris, Marie is shocked to recognize her former teacher, the main reason she fled the Netherlands, pictured in aftermath, in the exact arrondissement where her previous employers live. The past she was sure she could leave behind comes flooding back, as do the questions she thought she could live with leaving unanswered. Told in alternating voices, this "highly ingenious" (NRC) coming-of-age story asks important and haunting questiosn about the thin line between rememberign and recording, seeing and being seen, coincidence and fate, revenge and reclamation-and what it means to walk this boundary.