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The rules of engagement
av Anita Brookner
Pocketbok. Penguin Books Ltd. 2004. 246 sidor.

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Mycket gott skick. På engelska. In English. Anita Brookner died in 2016. The rules of engagement, published in 2003, is her twenty-second novel. Two girls start school together. Many years later they still meet. … läs mer

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ISBN

9780141018089

Titel

The rules of engagement

Författare

Anita Brookner

Förlag

Penguin Books Ltd.

Utgivningsår

2004

Omfång

246 sidor

Bandtyp

Pocket

Mått

1 x 1 mm Ryggbredd 1 mm

Vikt

140 g

Språk

English

Baksidestext

'I have come to believe that there can be no adequate preparation for the sadness that comes at the end, the sheer regret that one's life is finished, that one's failures remain indelible and one's successes illusory.' Elizabeth and Betsy are old school friends. Born in 1948 and unready for the sixties, they had high hopes of the lives they would lead, even though their circumstances were so different. When they meet again in their thirties, Elizabeth, married to the safe, older Digby is relieving the boredom of a cosy but childless marriage with an affair. Betsy seems to have found real romance in Paris. Are their lives taking off, or are they just making more of the wrong choices without even realising it?

Penguin Books Ltd. 9780141018089

ISBN: 9780141018089
Titel: The rules of engagement
Författare: Anita Brookner
Förlag: Penguin Books Ltd.
Utgivningsår: 2004
Omfång: 246 sidor
Bandtyp: Pocket
Mått: 1 x 1 mm Ryggbredd 1 mm
Vikt: 140 g
Språk: English

'I have come to believe that there can be no adequate preparation for the sadness that comes at the end, the sheer regret that one's life is finished, that one's failures remain indelible and one's successes illusory.' Elizabeth and Betsy are old school friends. Born in 1948 and unready for the sixties, they had high hopes of the lives they would lead, even though their circumstances were so different. When they meet again in their thirties, Elizabeth, married to the safe, older Digby is relieving the boredom of a cosy but childless marriage with an affair. Betsy seems to have found real romance in Paris. Are their lives taking off, or are they just making more of the wrong choices without even realising it?