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Amazon.com ReviewAn Amazon Best Book of September 2015: Elena Ferrante has been an under-the-radar phenomenon for a couple of years now: the pseudonymous, publicity-shunning Italian author of Days of Abandonment – one of my favorite novels of all time – and the three (until now) Neapolitan Novels is the go-to read for thoughtful, analytical women on at least two continents. But if the first three books made her a cult here, The Story of the Lost Child, the final volume of the Neapolitan books, is poised to make her a bona fide star. Such widespread acceptance and popularity is only fitting, since the characters in the Neapolitan novels are not “fancy” women; they’re for the most part not particularly educated, rich or sophisticated. What they are, always, is full of life and self-doubt and self-consciousness and ambition and love and hate and energy and sexuality. The new book, like the others, centers around the lifelong relationship between Elena and Lina – frenemies from long before such a word existed. The Story of the Lost Child chronicles what happens when the women renew their friendship after many years of estrangement; “One morning, I woke up and thought of her without hostility for the first time in a long while,” as Elena says. Now they are beginning to face aging together. That’s the plot here, and it is essentially the plot of all of the Neapolitan novels: how do women grow and age, together and apart, how do they relate, how do motherhood, money and men intervene But you don’t read Ferrante for the plot; you read her for the sheer accumulation of detailed scenes and conversations, for its comings together and breakings apart, and for the way characters disappear and recur until the city in which they live becomes both a vast jungle and the original too-close small town. (Bonus: while it’s probably best to read all four of these novels in the order in which they were published, you can come to book 4 fresh and get up to speed within pages.) Along the way, you also get a glimpse into the politics of 20th century Italy and some sly understanding of the publishing world. (Elena is a published author of some success.) Reading Ferrante is, in other words, both exhausting and exhilarating. The other day, an acquaintance said she loved these books so much she felt like standing on a street corner and handing them out to every woman she sees. I know the feeling. – Sara Nelson The Man Booker International Prize 2016 Shortlist The Man Booker International Prize has today 14 April revealed the shortlist of six books in contention for the 2016 Prize celebrating the finest in global fiction What Are We Reading? UChicago Law Book Recommendations In what has become an annual tradition we asked the Law Schools distinguished faculty to tell us about the last good book they read The results cover a wide My Brilliant Friend (Neapolitan Novels Series 1) by Elena Praise for Elena Ferrante and The Neapolitan Novels The United States Ferrantes novels are intensely violently personal and because of this they seem to My Brilliant Friend (The Neapolitan Novels 1) by Elena My Brilliant Friend has 77162 ratings and 9227 reviews Kinga said: I received this book as a Christmas present from my boss over a year ago In fact Camorra - Wikipedia Camorra is a 1972 film directed by Pasquale Squitieri starring Fabio Testi and Jean Seberg Commendatori an episode of The Sopranos which features the Camorra Elena Ferrante's Guide to Italy Travel + Leisure Italian novelist Elena Ferrante has sold millions of books without ever showing her face Her enormously popular Neapolitan novels a four-book series that follows What to buy with your book voucher: May we recommend What to buy with your book voucher: May we recommend Olivia OLeary Anne Enright Roy Foster Ardal OHanlon Roddy Doyle and others choose their favourite My Brilliant Friend - Summary Guide - Book Club Discussion My Brilliant Friend (Neopolitan Novels 1) Elena Ferrante 2012 (US ed 2015) Europa Editions 336 pp ISBN-13: 9781609450786 Summary A modern masterpiece from one Sans Famille - Wikipedia Sans Famille (Translation: Without Family English title: Nobody's Boy) is an 1878 French novel by Hector Malot The most recent English translation is Alone in the Farewell to Elena Ferrante's brilliant Neapolitan Novels The gritty finale of Elena Ferrantes cultish Neapolitan Novels is a triumph Francesca Wade bids them farewell
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