Name: Per Sempre (in Catalan)
SKU: 4669664
Price: 24.02 EUR
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Author: Susanna Tamaro
ISBN: 9788466414692

Type

Physical Book

Author

Susanna Tamaro

Publisher

Columna Cat

Collection

col.leccio classica

Year

2012

Language

Catalan

Pages

200

Format

Paperback

ISBN13

9788466414692

Edited in

España

Edition No.

001

Synopsis "Per Sempre (in Catalan)"

«-Existeix el "per sempre"? -em vas preguntar.Et vaig estrènyer encara amb més força. Sota la capa de samarretes, jersei i anorac, vaig sentir viu i càlid el teu cos gràcil.-Només existeix el "per sempre" -et vaig respondre».Amb una escriptura clara i suggerent, disset anys després del seu èxit Vés on et porti el cor, Susanna Tamaro torna amb una extraordinària novel·la sobre les profunditats de l'ànima humana.El cor d'en Matteo va trencar-se fa quinze anys, quan va desaparèixer la Nora, i des de llavors no hi ha un sol dia en què no es torturi pensant que ho hauria pogut evitar. Fa anys que viu envoltat per la natura, i és en la bellesa i el silenci dels boscos que en Matteo recorda i explica al lector la seva història, poètica i dolorosa. Una història d'amor.I és que Per sempre és la crònica d'un gran amor. D'un gran amor tan immortal com impossible.

Susanna Tamaro

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Susanna Tamaro (Trieste, December 12, 1957) is an Italian writer known for her introspective and spiritual style. Her most emblematic novel, Follow Your Heart (1994), became an editorial phenomenon with over 15 million copies sold and was adapted into a film in 1996. Other notable works include Anima mundi (1997), For a Single Voice (1991) and Head in the Clouds (1989), the latter awarded the Elsa Morante Prize. Tamaro has also ventured into children's literature with titles such as The Magic Circle (1995) and Cuore di ciccia (1992).

Throughout her career, she has received various accolades, including the Rapallo Carige Prize in 1992 for For a Single Voice and the Cento Prize in 1995 for The Magic Circle. In 2013, she was honored with the Dante d'Oro for her literary career. Her work is characterized by exploring themes such as faith, introspection, and human relationships, establishing her as one of the most influential voices in contemporary Italian narrative.

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