My Wish List
By Gregoire Delacourt
Translated by Anthea Bell
By Gregoire Delacourt
Translated by Anthea Bell
By Gregoire Delacourt
Translated by Anthea Bell
By Gregoire Delacourt
Translated by Anthea Bell
By Gregoire Delacourt
Read by Jilly Bond
Translated by Anthea Bell
By Gregoire Delacourt
Read by Jilly Bond
Translated by Anthea Bell
Category: Women's Fiction | Literary Fiction
Category: Women's Fiction | Literary Fiction
Category: Women's Fiction | Literary Fiction | Audiobooks
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$16.00
Mar 25, 2014 | ISBN 9780143124658
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Mar 25, 2014 | ISBN 9781101634882
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Mar 25, 2014 | ISBN 9780698157583
216 Minutes
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Praise
“Delacourt’s appealing novel (a huge best seller in his native France) [is a] dark, suspenseful fable.” —The New York Times
“Fans of Chocolat and The Elegance of the Hedgehog will adore My Wish List, an emotionally wrenching yet ultimately uplifting story of ambition, risk, and acceptance. . . . Jocelyne is an immensely likable narrator, and Delacourt’s fluid, elegant prose brings layers of depth to a relatively simple story.” —Booklist, starred review
“Revelatory . . . with an unexpected twist that speaks volumes about the nature of truth, love and happiness.” —Shelf Awareness, starred review
“This dastardly little novel focuses on love, desire and what we stand to lose when we win. . . . [A book] the late novelist Josephine Hart might have written.” —Kirkus Reviews
“What is happiness, what can money buy, what happens to love? . . . [My Wish List] will attract . . . those who enjoyed Muriel Barbery’s The Elegance of the Hedgehog. . . . A sparse, understated, philosophical [novel with] appeal to male as well as female readers, and for literary fiction fans and book clubs.” —Library Journal
“[A] fable about how money changes everything, and nothing . . . The aching need for comfort, safety and love that it describes is universal.” —Publishers Weekly
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