Is This Tomorrow

Caroline Leavitt

Softcover

ISBN 10: 1616200545 ISBN 13: 9781616200541

Verlag: Algonquin Books (division of Workman), 2014

Book by Leavitt Caroline

Críticas:

-Riveting.---Vanity Fair -An insightful parable about a 'complicated and uncertain era.'- --The Week -An arresting portrait of bygone America- --San Francisco Chronicle -[T]aut and resonant mystery.---Barnes & Noble Review -Leavitt is a lovely writer and here she tells an absorbing story.---New York Daily News -Not only is [Leavitt] an incredibly accomplished novelist, she's also a crackerjack human being.---The Huffington Post -Leavitt has a way of crafting the loveliest novels out of tragedy ... It's her examination of loss, grief, and disappointment that will engross readers.---Booklist -This tale of domestic suspense builds to a shocking climax and will appeal to anyone immersed in suburban lore.---Library Journal "Riveting."--Vanity Fair "An insightful parable about a 'complicated and uncertain era.'" --The Week "An arresting portrait of bygone America" --San Francisco Chronicle "[T]aut and resonant mystery."--Barnes & Noble Review "Leavitt is a lovely writer and here she tells an absorbing story."--New York Daily News "Not only is [Leavitt] an incredibly accomplished novelist, she's also a crackerjack human being."--The Huffington Post "Leavitt has a way of crafting the loveliest novels out of tragedy ... It's her examination of loss, grief, and disappointment that will engross readers."--Booklist "This tale of domestic suspense builds to a shocking climax and will appeal to anyone immersed in suburban lore."--Library Journal Riveting. Vanity Fair "An insightful parable about a 'complicated and uncertain era.'" --The Week "An arresting portrait of bygone America" --San Francisco Chronicle [T]aut and resonant mystery. Barnes & Noble Review Leavitt is a lovely writer and here she tells an absorbing story. New York Daily News "Not only is [Leavitt] an incredibly accomplished novelist, she's also a crackerjack human being." The Huffington Post "Leavitt has a way of crafting the loveliest novels out of tragedy ... It's her examination of loss, grief, and disappointment that will engross readers." Booklist "This tale of domestic suspense builds to a shocking climax and will appeal to anyone immersed in suburban lore." Library Journal " Riveting. """""" "Vanity Fair" """An insightful parable about a 'complicated and uncertain era.'" --"The Week" "An arresting portrait of bygone America" --"San Francisco Chronicle" [T]aut and resonant mystery. """ Barnes & Noble Review" "" Leavitt is a lovely writer and here she tells an absorbing story. """ New York Daily News""Not only is [Leavitt] an incredibly accomplished novelist, she's also a crackerjack human being.""""""" "The Huffington Post""Leavitt has a way of crafting the loveliest novels out of tragedy ... It's her examination of loss, grief, and disappointment that will engross readers.""""""" "Booklist""This tale of domestic suspense builds to a shocking climax and will appeal to anyone immersed in suburban lore.""""" "Library Journal""

Reseña del editor:

In 1956, Ava Lark rents a house with her twelve-year-old son, Lewis, in a desirable Boston suburb. Ava is beautiful, divorced, Jewish, and a working mum. She finds her neighbours less than welcoming. Lewis yearns for his absent father, befriending the only other fatherless kids: Jimmy and Rose. One afternoon, Jimmy goes missing. The neighbourhood - in the throes of Cold War paranoia - seizes the opportunity to further ostracize Ava and her son. Years later, when Lewis and Rose reunite to untangle the final pieces of the tragic puzzle, they must decide: Should you tell the truth even if it hurts those you love, or should some secrets remain buried?