Search results (130 Listed volumes)
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Anna Gavalda
Life, Only Better
Mathilde is an art school dropout. Yann is an unemployed university graduate. When unexpected events disrupt their mundane lives, both throw caution to the wind and decide to change everything. -
Anna Gavalda
French Leave
A bestseller in France and Germany and published in over twenty-six languages, Anna Gavalda’s French Leave is a heartfelt adventure that tells the story of four siblings in search of the happiness they knew as children. -
Laurent Gaudé
Salina: The Three Exiles
Who will tell the tale of Salina, the mother of three sons, the woman with three exiles, the abandoned child with salty tears? She was taken in by Mamambala and raised as her daughter in a clan that only ever saw her as a stranger and which wanted to defeat her. At the twilight of her life, it... -
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Laurent Gaudé
Hear Our Defeats
From the winner of the Prix Goncourt Timely and provocative, Hear Our Defeats is a novel about the battles that define us. The battles lost, won, and those still being fought. A French intelligence officer, Assem, is tasked with tracking down a former member of the U.S. Special... -
Jérôme Ferrari
In His Own Image
From Goncourt Prize-winning author Jérôme Ferrari, a bewitching story of passion, death, and love, and a powerful reflection on the ambiguous relationship between art and reality Born in a small town in Corsican countryside, Antonia grows up in a place of deeply-rooted traditions and... -
Jérôme Ferrari
The Principle
Beguiled by the figure of German physicist Werner Heisenberg, who disrupted the assumptions of quantum mechanics with his notorious Uncertainty Principle, earning him the Nobel Prize in physics in 1932, a young, disenchanted philosopher attempts to right his own intellectual and emotional course and... -
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Caryl Férey
Zulu
“Caryl Férey has written a rich, virtuoso thriller that is reminiscent of the works of John Le Carré in its scathing social criticism; a novel that shakes up its readers and its characters in equal measure.”— Le Monde