"Used World" - это третий роман бестселлерного автора "The Solace of Leaving Early". Книга рассказывает историю трех женщин, работающих в антикварном магазине в городе Джона, Индиана. Хейзел Ханникутт - владелица магазина, в котором продаются вещи, выброшенные людьми, которые жили в городе раньше. Работает с ней две женщины: Клаудия, одинокая душа, потерявшая родителей, и Ребекка, молодая женщина, вынужденная покинуть религиозную секту, в которой она выросла. Жизнь этих трех женщин изменится навсегда, когда Клаудия и Ребекка столкнутся с трудностями, а Хейзел будет следить за ними и помогать им. Книга полна интересных персонажей и любовных историй и напоминает произведения Фэнни Флэгг, Гаррисона Кейллора и Энн Пэтчетт.

Warm and intelligent narration enlivens “The Used World,” the newest novel by celebrated American writer Haven Kimmel who brings the power of storytelling to bear in “The Solace Of Leaving Early.”

The novel deals with several intricate storylines, with a group of three multifaceted women linked by their work in Hazel's antique shop in England. Rebekah comes from a strict Christian background and slowly breaks free; Claudia has sonically closed herself for a long time because of her loss of her parents; and Hazel is surrounded by many intriguements ones.

As the novel move forwards, we are introduced to Claudia's warmhearted sister, Magda, from Finland carrying out Gelato in the streets of London. This initiates us to an exciting episode in the story in which a huge sum of money flows through town.

We simultaneously witness the rich untold tales and exciting adventure unfurl amongst the pure stone from England as they move across the world at the yard of the characters. Take a step to this magical tale and rush from this vivid work of fiction with both your eyes rolled wide open in excitement.

Электронная Книга «The Used World» написана автором Haven Kimmel в году.

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Язык: Английский

ISBN: 9780007390311


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Narrated with warmth and intelligence, ‘The Used World’ is the third novel from the bestselling author of ‘The Solace of Leaving Early’ and explores the interconnected lives of three women who work in an antiques emporium in IndianaHazel Hunnicutt is the proprietor of The Used World Emporium, a cavernous antiques store filled with the cast-offs of countless lives in the town of Jonah, Indiana. Knowing, witty and often infuriatingly stubborn, Hazel has lived in the town her whole life, daughter of the local doctor, and is keeper of many of its secrets. Working with her in the store are Claudia, a solitary soul since the death of her beloved parents and, at over 6 feet, an oddity to all who see her; and Rebekah, a young woman forced to leave the suffocating Christian sect she was born into, but adrift in the outside world.It is shortly before Christmas and the lives of these three women are about to change irrevocably: for Claudia, who has hidden away from life since the death of her mother, a new arrival – which comes to her in the most unexpected of ways – will give her a second chance at happiness and a family to replace the one she has lost. Meanwhile Rebekah, abandoned by her feckless first boyfriend, must face up to an unplanned pregnancy and exile from her family home. Watching over Claudia and Rebekah is Hazel, whose own story of lost love is revealed in flashbacks. As their lives intertwine in ways they could never have imagined, and a dark chapter of history is revealed, the three women are forced to confront their pasts and face up to the future as this gripping and heart-warming novel reaches its dramatic climax.Peopled with a delightfully idiosynchratic cast of characters and with a love story at its centre, ‘The Used World’ is a beautifully written and brilliantly told story, in the tradition of Fannie Flagg, Garrison Keillor and Ann Patchett.



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  • Автор: Haven Kimmel
  • Категория: Зарубежный юмор
  • Тип: Электронная Книга
  • Язык: Английский
  • Издатель: HarperCollins
  • ISBN: 9780007390311