Shelter (Wheeler Publishing Large Print Hardcover) - Hardcover

Yun, Jung

Hardcover

ISBN 10: 141049134X ISBN 13: 9781410491343

Verlag: Wheeler Pub Inc, 2016

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Poignant, spellbinding, and profound, "Shelter" will keep you up until the wee hours. In her brilliant debut novel, Yun skillfully untangles this snarled web of family lies, tragedy, identity, and loss. Redemption is hard-earned, and kindness comes in rare and unexpected places, but hope shimmers just beneath the surface. This is a book of heartbreaking genius. Mira Bartok, winner of the National Book Critics Circle Award and bestselling author of "The Memory Palace"

Jung Yun's "Shelter "is an urgent novel, a book so alive, contemporary, and, above all, honest, that it could only exist right now. James Scott, bestselling author of "The Kept"

Magnetic, searing, insightful, " Shelter" is a mic-drop of a debut: a story of post-financial crisis America that establishes Jung Yun as a necessary new voice in American fiction. Alexander Chee, author of "The Queen of the Night"

Like Celeste Ng s super-lauded best seller, "Everything You Never Told Me, " also about a dysfunctional mixed-race family s tragedy, ["Shelter"] should find itself on best-of lists, among major award nominations, and in eager readers hands everywhere." "Library Journal" (starred review)

""Shelter" maintains its narrative momentum right to the end...[A] valiant portray of contemporary American life." "Kirkus Reviews "

"Skilled [and] deeply disconcerting...A work of relentless psychological sleuthing and sensitive insight." "Booklist"

If you want high stakes and suspense, you've found your book (I mean, just look at that cover). Jung Yun writes about family and identity and the tight bond between them especially when circumstances change in startling ways "Shelter" will get your heart beating for sure. "Bustle, " Most Anticipated Books of the Year

In her intense debut, Yun explores the powerful legacy of familial violence and the difficulty of finding the strength and grace to forgive... This family drama [is] rife with tension and unexpected ironies. "Publishers Weekly""

[A] harrowing hybrid of wrenching domestic drama and nail-biting crime procedural "Ordinary People" meets "In Cold Blood." "Passport"

[A] fearless and thrilling debut. "Town & Country"

Yun keeps the suspense and family drama racing neck and neck... Shelter is a suspenseful, illuminating first novel. Jane Ciabattari, BBC.com (Nine Books to Read This Month)

If you want high stakes and suspense, you've found your book (I mean, just look at that cover). Jung Yun writes about family and identity and the tight bond between them especially when circumstances change in startling ways "Shelter" will get your heart beating for sure. "Bustle, " Most Anticipated Books of the Year

"This troubling, moving work from Yun explores what it means to be part of a family, even if it s nothing close to the one you might choose for yourself." "DuJour, " What to Read This Month

Poignant, spellbinding, and profound, "Shelter" will keep you up until the wee hours. In her brilliant debut novel, Yun skillfully untangles this snarled web of family lies, tragedy, identity, and loss. Redemption is hard-earned, and kindness comes in rare and unexpected places, but hope shimmers just beneath the surface. This is a book of heartbreaking genius. Mira Bartok, winner of the National Book Critics Circle Award and bestselling author of "The Memory Palace"

Jung Yun's "Shelter "is an urgent novel, a book so alive, contemporary, and, above all, honest, that it could only exist right now. James Scott, bestselling author of "The Kept"

Magnetic, searing, insightful, " Shelter" is a mic-drop of a debut: a story of post-financial crisis America that establishes Jung Yun as a necessary new voice in American fiction. Alexander Chee, author of "The Queen of the Night"

Like Celeste Ng s super-lauded best seller, "Everything You Never Told Me, " also about a dysfunctional mixed-race family s tragedy, ["Shelter"] should find itself on best-of lists, among major award nominations, and in eager readers hands everywhere." "Library Journal" (starred review)

""Shelter" maintains its narrative momentum right to the end...[A] valiant portray of contemporary American life." "Kirkus Reviews "

"Skilled [and] deeply disconcerting...A work of relentless psychological sleuthing and sensitive insight." "Booklist"

With each page, Yun takes us deeper into Kyung s troubles As the crime drama unfolds in the background, Yun expertly explores what it means to be an immigrant in America, the true value of tradition, the parent-child bond, what makes a good marriage, and the need for forgiveness Yun introduces us to a man riddled with anger and self-doubt, leaving the reader to judge whether time can truly mend what s broken. "BookPage"

In her intense debut, Yun explores the powerful legacy of familial violence and the difficulty of finding the strength and grace to forgive... This family drama [is] rife with tension and unexpected ironies. "Publishers Weekly"
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"" ["Shelter"] builds suspense with maturity and assurance Yun's powerful debut novel leaves a memorable wake. "Shelf Awareness""

"Gripping...["Shelter"] keeps excess at bay. Yun shows how, although shelter doesn t guarantee safety and blood doesn t guarantee love, there s something inextricable about the relationship between a child and a parent "Shelter" is captivating. "The New York Times Book Review"

"Jung Yun dazzles in her haunting debut." "US Weekly "
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[A] harrowing hybrid of wrenching domestic drama and nail-biting crime procedural "Ordinary People" meets "In Cold Blood." "Passport"

[A] fearless and thrilling debut. "Town & Country"

Yun keeps the suspense and family drama racing neck and neck... Shelter is a suspenseful, illuminating first novel. Jane Ciabattari, BBC.com (Nine Books to Read This Month)

"The combination of grisly James Patterson thriller and melancholic suburban drama shouldn t work at all. Yet Ms. Yun pulls it off...The proximity of Kyung's parents and the atmosphere of grief and panic launch him on a spiral of self-destruction that s impossible to turn away from." Sam Sacks, "The Wall Street Journal"

"What follows is the unfolding of a horrific and complicated crime not to mention a horrific and complicated hidden family history." "Marie Claire"

If you want high stakes and suspense, you've found your book (I mean, just look at that cover). Jung Yun writes about family and identity and the tight bond between them especially when circumstances change in startling ways "Shelter" will get your heart beating for sure. "Bustle, " Most Anticipated Books of the Year

"This troubling, moving work from Yun explores what it means to be part of a family, even if it s nothing close to the one you might choose for yourself." "DuJour, " What to Read This Month

[A] beautifully crafted, deeply moving first novel. "The Baltimore Sun "

Poignant, spellbinding, and profound, "Shelter" will keep you up until the wee hours. In her brilliant debut novel, Yun skillfully untangles this snarled web of family lies, tragedy, identity, and loss. Redemption is hard-earned, and kindness comes in rare and unexpected places, but hope shimmers just beneath the surface. This is a book of heartbreaking genius. Mira Bartok, winner of the National Book Critics Circle Award and bestselling author of "The Memory Palace"

Jung Yun's "Shelter "is an urgent novel, a book so alive, contemporary, and, above all, honest, that it could only exist right now. James Scott, bestselling author of "The Kept"

Magnetic, searing, insightful, " Shelter" is a mic-drop of a debut: a story of post-financial crisis America that establishes Jung Yun as a necessary new voice in American fiction. Alexander Chee, author of "The Queen of the Night"

Like Celeste Ng s super-lauded best seller, "Everything You Never Told Me, " also about a dysfunctional mixed-race family s tragedy, ["Shelter"] should find itself on best-of lists, among major award nominations, and in eager readers hands everywhere." "Library Journal" (starred review)

""Shelter" maintains its narrative momentum right to the end...[A] valiant portrayal of contemporary American life." "Kirkus Reviews "

"Skilled [and] deeply disconcerting...A work of relentless psychological sleuthing and sensitive insight." "Booklist"

With each page, Yun takes us deeper into Kyung s troubles As the crime drama unfolds in the background, Yun expertly explores what it means to be an immigrant in America, the true value of tradition, the parent-child bond, what makes a good marriage, and the need for forgiveness Yun introduces us to a man riddled with anger and self-doubt, leaving the reader to judge whether time can truly mend what s broken. "BookPage"

In her intense debut, Yun explores the powerful legacy of familial violence and the difficulty of finding the strength and grace to forgive... This family drama [is] rife with tension and unexpected ironies. "Publishers Weekly"
""
"" ["Shelter"] builds suspense with maturity and assurance Yun's powerful debut novel leaves a memorable wake. "Shelf Awareness""

Reseña del editor:

You can never know what goes on behind closed doors.

One of "The Millions'" Most Anticipated Books of the Year (Selected by Edan Lepucki)

Kyung Cho is a young father burdened by a house he can t afford. For years, he and his wife, Gillian, have lived beyond their means. Now their debts and bad decisions are catching up with them, and Kyung is anxious for his family s future.

A few miles away, his parents, Jin and Mae, live in the town s most exclusive neighborhood, surrounded by the material comforts that Kyung desires for his wife and son. Growing up, they gave him every possible advantage private tutors, expensive hobbies but they never showed him kindness. Kyung can hardly bear to see them now, much less ask for their help. Yet when an act of violence leaves Jin and Mae unable to live on their own, the dynamic suddenly changes, and he s compelled to take them in. For the first time in years, the Chos find themselves living under the same roof. Tensions quickly mount as Kyung s proximity to his parents forces old feelings of guilt and anger to the surface, along with a terrible and persistent question: how can he ever be a good husband, father, and son when he never knew affection as a child?

As "Shelter" veers swiftly toward its startling conclusion, Jung Yun leads us through dark and violent territory, where, unexpectedly, the Chos discover hope. "Shelter" is a masterfully crafted debut novel that asks what it means to provide for one's family and, in answer, delivers a story as riveting as it is profound."

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• Verlag: Wheeler Pub Inc
• Erscheinungsdatum: 2016
• ISBN 10: 141049134X
• ISBN 13: 9781410491343
• Einband: Tapa dura
• Anzahl der Seiten: 467