A novel about friendship, love, and freedom. A tender and profoundly human story you won't be able to forget. By the author of Me Before You.In a coastal town in 1950s England, one of those where everyone knows everyone and gossip is the local sport, lives Lottie, a kind, will...
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The House of the Waves
A novel about friendship, love, and freedom. A tender and profoundly human story you won't be able to forget. By the author of Me Before You. In a coastal town in 1950s England, one of those where everyone knows everyone and gossip is the local sport, lives Lottie, a kind, willing, and very conformist young woman. Her best friend is Celia Holden, with whose family she lives: she helps in the house, runs errands, takes care of the children. But one day Lottie's small world cracks: a group of bohemian artists moves into a beach house; their customs, which for her are very exotic, reveal to her a new way of living, freer, richer, and more stimulating. And just then, Celia introduces her to her boyfriend, a boy she met in London... Review: |
Editorial: DEBOLSILLO Fecha de publicación: Páginas: 464 Empastado: Tapa Blanda Idioma: Español |
