She was 22 years old when she won the first literary victory – the jury of the French national radio contest declared the text of the student of Sorbonne “The most beautiful love letter”. Seven years later, having given birth to a second child, Anna Havalda published the first bestseller-“I would like someone to wait for me somewhere” (1999).
She was 22 years old when she won the first literary victory – the jury of the French national radio contest declared the text of the student of Sorbonne “The most beautiful love letter”. Seven years later, having given birth to a second child, Anna Havalda published the first bestseller-“I would like someone to wait for me somewhere” (1999). But her theme and style were truly manifested-in novels where the heroes are not looking for “someone”, but their own-who understands at a glance, loved ones in spirit. So it was with Chloe and her father -in -law in “I loved her. I loved him ”(2003), who had to speak out, cry my drama. So it was with the heroes “just together” (2004), who saved each other from loneliness. So passed the village weekend of his brother and beloved sisters in the “Supreme Freedom” (2010). The heroes of her https://partagalimath.org/vatavraksha/ new story “Billy” Frank and Billy live in the same city and study in the same class . But the frank is too airy and feminine boy for reality, and in the family Billy drink too much and fight … And yet they have the strength to find each other.
Tender tales with a happy ending from Anna Havald are simple and sentimental. But they are addressed to smart readers (or rather, readers), and the grace and ease of style allow their author for almost twenty years to remain a star of modern French prose.
