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The Paris Bookseller
by Kerri Maher
Shakespeare and Company and Sylvia Beach plays an important part in the European literature scene of the beginning of XXth century.
That said I didn't know anything about Beach's life or how the bookstore was established.
This is a compelling and informative read, a well researched book that tells the story of Sylvia and how she became an iconic character
It was a gripping read and I was fascinated by the setting and the atmosphere.
I wasn't a fan of the characters as it was very romantic but I assume that some of the most important writer of the XXth century talked in a different way. I like Adrienne but I suppose her relationship with Sylvia was a bit more complex and not only physical.
It was an entertaining read and made me learn about the life of this iconic women.
Many thanks to the publisher and Netgalley for this ARC, all opinions are mine
That said I didn't know anything about Beach's life or how the bookstore was established.
This is a compelling and informative read, a well researched book that tells the story of Sylvia and how she became an iconic character
It was a gripping read and I was fascinated by the setting and the atmosphere.
I wasn't a fan of the characters as it was very romantic but I assume that some of the most important writer of the XXth century talked in a different way. I like Adrienne but I suppose her relationship with Sylvia was a bit more complex and not only physical.
It was an entertaining read and made me learn about the life of this iconic women.
Many thanks to the publisher and Netgalley for this ARC, all opinions are mine