An edition of Bonjour tristesse
(1954)
Bonjour Tristesse
by Françoise Sagan
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The literary sensation of Paris in 1954 was "Bonjour Tristesse," a novel written by an eighteen year, old girl. By 1955 in translation it was offered to American readers. Some found it shocking but here was a talent extraordinary for its maturity of style and its adult perceptiveness of human character.
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French fiction, Translations into Russian, Fathers and daughters, Domestic Architecture, Fiction, Revenge, Teenage girls, French language materials, French language, Texts, Fiction, general, Continental european fiction (fictional works by one author), Womanizers, Tochter, Vater, Geliebte, Intrige, Translations into English, Remarriage, First loves, May-December romances, Social life and customs, Manners and customs, Remariage, Romans, nouvelles, Premier amour, Relations amoureuses intergénérationnelles, Mœurs et coutumes, Pq2633.u74 b6 2010, 843/.914Places
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Bonjour Tristesse
June 17, 2008, Harper Perennial Modern Classics
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Book Details
First Sentence
"A STRANGE MELANCHOLY pervades me to which I hesitate to give the grave and beautiful name of sorrow."
Table of Contents
Introduction.
Page v
Part One.
Page 1
One.
Page 5
Two.
Page 12
Three.
Page 21
Four.
Page 27
Five.
Page 34
Six.
Page 41
Part Two.
Page 55
One.
Page 57
Two.
Page 63
Three.
Page 72
Four.
Page 80
Five.
Page 87
Six.
Page 92
Seven.
Page 98
Eight.
Page 105
Nine.
Page 112
Ten.
Page 117
Eleven.
Page 123
Twelve.
Page 128
P.S. Insights, Interviews & More.
Page 1
About The Author.
What the Papers Said
Page 2
About The Book.
Françoise Sagan: The Paris Review Interview, August 1956
Page 6
Read On.
"Speeding": An Essay by Françoise Sagan
Page 13
Edition Notes
Includes an additional section called: "P.S. Insights, Interviews & More..."
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