A hiding place (After the Wreck, I Picked Myself Up, Spread My Wings and Flew Away)
Joyce Carol OatesTraducteur: Dorothy Michel ZumsteinAlbin - Wiz - 02/10
300 pages - from 12 - 13.50 euros
Jenna was a teenager like any other, a loving mother, a father left to rebuild his life in California, everything was fine. Until the accident. One she will have with her mother while crossing a road bridge. After his mother died and Jenna wakes up in blue. Blue analgesics where nothing hurts, where nothing affects you. But Jenna will have to wake up, get out of the blue. In reality only Jenna can not seem to grieve her mother, especially since she has flashes of the accident its belief that it is all his fault.
Besides his new life is not simple, collected by the sister of her mother she has trouble finding his place with his two young cousins. Jenna has the impression they make life.
And in her new school she will do everything to push the mercy of his new classmates informed of his new situation. The only
to approach more closely: Trina, will do so in interest. Trina is a true heroine Oatesienne : Complex, unstable, dangerous to himself and his entourage. But in the entourage of bad boys Trina ago the enigmatic Crow.
With his biker look, it seems to be the man to flee, but his deep gaze will succeed in unlocking the secrets of Jenna. The vast
Joyce Carol Oates returns to the literature for adolescents with always the same acuity to transcribe their feelings so complicated and their actions that seem so extreme. She is one of the few to know how to create characters so perfectly that does not forget again.
It tends to be my favorite author (his Bellefleur 800 pages Stock tipped in my table night, 5 years as I look in all bookstores, I can not wait to start), and to prove it has even disguised as my favorite poet Emily Dickinson, I can not fight anymore!
: The U.S. coverage, not to harm Mary.
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