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The Position

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Erschienen am 29.02.2012, 1. Auflage 2012
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ISBN/EAN: 9781448130757
Sprache: Englisch
Umfang: 320 S., 0.32 MB
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Beschreibung

Everything changes for the four Mellow children the day they find a book called Pleasuring on the shelf. It is written by their liberal parents, features tasteful pastel illustrations of their lovemaking, and has become a runaway bestseller.

Thirty years later the book is set to be reissued but the lives of the Mellow family are no longer the same: their children grapple with complicated 21st century problems and the iconic couple's perfect marriage has not run as smoothly as everyone has assumed...

Autorenportrait

Meg Wolitzer is the author of several acclaimed novels, most recentlyThe Uncoupling(tingles with playfulness and wicked observationIndependent) andThe Wife(has you howling with recognition Allison Pearson),The Position(one of the best and most human books Ive read all year Erica Wagner) andThe Ten-Year Nap(wickedly, terrifically funny a true delightIndependent). She is married with two sons and lives in New York City.

Schlagzeile

'Funny, wise and full of the richness and sadness of family life' - The Times

By the acclaimed author of The Wife - as hilarious and uncomfortable as the eponymous position, a sharp, funny, unexpected and compellingly readable novel about the effects of the sexual revolution (and a Joy of Sex type book) on one family.

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