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Title: THE CITY OF ROSES
Author: Dalia Sofer
Translator: CATHERINE LENZI
Publisher: PIEMME
Released: 2008
ISBN-13: 9788838486906
Pages: 318

THE PLOT:

Four people, after the deposition of the Shah in Iran, living up to something unimaginable some time ago:

Isaac, jew, accused of being a spy, imprisoned, tortured, trying to stay shiny and confident thinking of the past and future hopes.

Farnaz, his wife, unable to react, but patient waiting, even when he discovers that he considered loyal and faithful domestic, the revolt against adopting the new logic of social injustice, incited by his son, a fanatic supporter the new system ..

Shirin still too small, but capable of a gesture so naive as risky, aimed at saving other people.

Finally Parviz, the eldest son, sent to study in America, where he knows the bitterness of exile and refugee. A family destroyed, as too often happens, from the madness of war.

COMMENT: A book

very raw, speaking again of the horrors of war, cruelty to animals that use religion as well as absurd reasons to vent their hatred and justify the most horrible can a perpetarare human being against its like, now, suddenly, on a whim of fate "the enemy"!

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Tracy Chevalier - The Lady and the Unicorn

Title THE LADY AND THE UNICORN
AUTHOR: Tracy Chevalier
Translated by Massimo Ortelius

ISBN 88-7305-936-3 288 Pages Publisher
Blacks Pozza
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THE AUTHOR Tracy Chevalier was born in Washington.
In 1984 she moved to England, where he worked for many years as editor.
With Girl with a Pearl Earring (Blacks Pozza, 2000) has obtained, in many countries where the book appeared, a huge success with audiences and critics.
international bestsellers were also his later novels:
Falling Angels (Blacks Pozza, 2002)
The Lady and the Unicorn (Blacks Pozza, 2003).
The Virgin Blue is his first novel

One page of the book

seems a hatchet's jaw Jean Le Viste, his eyes are knife blades. Darted here and there in the room. At the end you are resting on the window behind me.

"I intend to discuss a job with you, Nicolas des Innocents, 'he said, rolling up the sleeves of her dress decorated with rabbit fur and deep red color typical of lawyers. "For this room."

I looked around, without leaking any impression. It is always convenient when you are in front of Jean Le Viste.

"What you have in mind, Monseigneur?"

'Tapestry'

. I had not noticed the use of the plural. "Maybe a couple of coats of arms with your signs, hanging on either side of the door?"

Jean Le Viste has made a face and I am sorry to have spoken.

"I want to cover these walls with tapestry."

"All?"

"Yes."

I redid the room with a glance around this time more carefully. La Grande Salle was not less than ten feet long and five wide. The walls made of stone here, gray and rough, they were very thick. On one of the long walls opened three windows, while the bottom half was occupied by the chimney. To weave the tapestries are necessary to cover the room a craftsman would take several years.

"What would you like to party, Monseigneur?"

I had already designed a tapestry for Jean Le Viste, a coat of arms, of course. It was not difficult to enlarge the size of the arms giving him a tapestry and drawing a bit 'of vegetation as a backdrop.