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Cocoon -
Cod EAN 9781642861051
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111,55 lei
123,94 lei
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Cocoon -
În stoc
111,55 leiCel mai mic preț înainte
123,94 lei
Istoricul prețului
| Perioada | Cel mai mic | Cel mai mare | Prețul mediu | Scăderi |
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| De când îl urmărim (23 de zile) | 99,15 lei | 111,55 lei | 111 lei | 1 |
Vezi schimbările de preț
| Din data | Cel mai mic preț |
|---|---|
| 22 octombrie 2026 | 111,55 lei |
| 21 octombrie 2026 | 99,15 lei |
| 13 octombrie 2026 | 111,55 lei |
Descriere
\nWINNER OF THE 2024 SINGAPORE LITERATURE PRIZE - TRANSLATION\n \n\n \nCocoon is a stupendous novel, a beautiful and formidable achievement on the grandest scale. Its ruthless psychological realism is wondrously amplified by Zhang Yueran's magical powers of description. Zhang Yueran's scenes and images have an unworldly gleam of both hard-won insight and timeless truth. The novel is a triumph. -IAN McEWAN, author of the international bestseller Atonement\n \nIn a novel by the young writer Zhang Yueran, two old friends confront the legacy of China's tumultuous past. Ms. Zhang's focus and finesse-plus the rhythmic subtlety of Mr. Tiang's English prose-make this novel a luminous gateway into current Chinese fiction for readers seeking an entry-point.-Boyd Tonkin, Wall Street Journal\n \nZhang dazzles with an intricately crafted web of secrets centered on two childhood friends in China. In lyrical prose, Zhang deeply humanizes her leads as they look to the past in an effort to understand themselves. It adds up to a remarkable and tragic story of family and community. -Publishers Weekly, Starred Review\n \n\n \nCheng Gong and Li Jiaqi go way back. Both hailing from dysfunctional families, they grew up together in a Chinese provincial capital in the 1980s. Now, many years later, the childhood friends reunite and discover how much they still have in common. Both have always been determined to follow the tracks of their grandparents' generation to the heart of a mystery that perhaps should have stayed buried. What exactly happened during that rainy night in 1967, in the abandoned water tower? Zhang Yueran's layered and hypnotic prose reveals much about the unshakable power of friendship and the existence of hope. Hers is a unique fresh voice representing a new generation of important young writers from China, shedding a different light on the country's recent past.\n \n\n
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