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Book Title
Victorine
Publication Name
Victorine
Title
Victorine
Author
Catherine Texier
Format
Trade Paperback
ISBN-10
0385721269
EAN
9780385721264
ISBN
9780385721264
Publisher
Knopf Doubleday Publishing Group
Genre
Fiction
Topic
General, Romance / General, Historical
Release Date
12/04/2005
Release Year
2005
Language
English
Country/Region of Manufacture
US
Item Height
0.7in
Item Length
7.9in
Item Width
5.1in
Item Weight
7.2 Oz
Publication Year
2005
Number of Pages
336 Pages

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In this lush, lyrical, and marvelously evocative novel, Catherine Texier takes a mystery from her family's past and draws from it a portrait of a remarkable woman-her great-grandmother Victorine.

Product Identifiers

Publisher
Knopf Doubleday Publishing Group
ISBN-10
0385721269
ISBN-13
9780385721264
eBay Product ID (ePID)
43106520

Product Key Features

Book Title
Victorine
Author
Catherine Texier
Format
Trade Paperback
Language
English
Topic
General, Romance / General, Historical
Publication Year
2005
Genre
Fiction
Number of Pages
336 Pages

Dimensions

Item Length
7.9in
Item Height
0.7in
Item Width
5.1in
Item Weight
7.2 Oz

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Reviews
"Texier does a skillful job of re-creating the rich insularity of the French provincial town. . . . [She has] the naturalness of a writer who is genuinely comfortable with the past." -- The New York Times Book Review "Brilliant. . . .the place itself is the seduction." Bookforum "Absorbing . . . The novelist's brilliance in evoking the quiet tensions of marriage and motherhood engender an immediate sympathy. . . Seamlessly interwoven are Victorine's reflections on her turbulent life, offering a glimpse back into the incredible pain and sense of betrayal her romantic whimsy caused." San Francisco Chronicle "Flaubert's classic hovers around the hem of this novel. . . . Texier has an unsparing sense of ethical complexity, the partial satisfaction that must suffice for a person torn between irreconcilable desires and responsibilities." The Christian Science Monitor "A spellbinding novel made all the more powerful by a profound examination of remorse." The Sunday Advocate (Baton Rouge, LA) "Mesmerizing . . . With lush, vivid description, Catherine Texier brings to life both the world around Victorine and the woman herself." - Booklist "A novel of historic change, adventure and passion that keeps you feverishly turning the pages." - The Herald Express (UK) "Lovely and original...A tantalizing mix of fact and fantasy: the author inhabits her great-grandmother's soul." -Laura Shaine Cunningham, author of Sleeping Arrangements and Dreams of Rescue "While [ Victorine ] can be enjoyed simply for its love story, its period flavor, and its gorgeous settings, it also offers an honest portrayal of just how wrenching and lonely rebellion can be." The Boston Globe "Texier beautifully evokes the textures of daily life: a crisply told, rattling good tale." - The Independent (UK) "A steely, delicate fictional tale of unaccounted-for years in the life of Texier's own great-grandmother...reminiscent both of Madame Bovary and Duras' The Lover ." - Publishers Weekly "Texier knows how to do place, and mood, and how to make the reader understand the depth of personal dilemma. It's a haunting and remarkable read." -Joanna Trollope, author of Other People's Children "A sensuous, devoted piece of work that works hard to evoke French domesticity and later the headily foreign atmosphere of colonial Vietnam." The Miami Herald "[An] evocative, erotic and enjoyable story." Sunday Telegraph (UK) "A marvelous achievement, a historical novel that reads less like an invention than like a discovery, a love story that has sprung to life of its own accord from an old trunk. Graceful, subtle and vivid." -Paul LaFarge, author of Haussmann, or the Distinction "Romantic . . . Echoes of both Madame Bovary and Kate Chopin's The Awakening suffuse a nevertheless inventive and artfully composed delineation of a beguiling and complicated woman's arduous journey toward self-understanding. A subtly textured fourth novel: Texier's best yet." - Kirkus Reviews "Elegant and affecting." - Scotland on Sunday "Elegant as a pair of satin gloves, Catherine Texier's Victorine is the enchanting narrative of a unique womanEThis is a seductive work of art." -Diana Abu-Jaber, author of Crescent, "Texier does a skillful job of re-creating the rich insularity of the French provincial town. . . . [She has] the naturalness of a writer who is genuinely comfortable with the past." -- The New York Times Book Review "Brilliant. . . .the place itself is the seduction." - Bookforum "Absorbing . . . The novelist's brilliance in evoking the quiet tensions of marriage and motherhood engender an immediate sympathy. . . Seamlessly interwoven are Victorine's reflections on her turbulent life, offering a glimpse back into the incredible pain and sense of betrayal her romantic whimsy caused." - San Francisco Chronicle "Flaubert's classic hovers around the hem of this novel. . . . Texier has an unsparing sense of ethical complexity, the partial satisfaction that must suffice for a person torn between irreconcilable desires and responsibilities." - The Christian Science Monitor "A spellbinding novel made all the more powerful by a profound examination of remorse." - The Sunday Advocate (Baton Rouge, LA) "Mesmerizing . . . With lush, vivid description, Catherine Texier brings to life both the world around Victorine and the woman herself." - Booklist "A novel of historic change, adventure and passion that keeps you feverishly turning the pages." - The Herald Express (UK) "Lovely and original...A tantalizing mix of fact and fantasy: the author inhabits her great-grandmother's soul." -Laura Shaine Cunningham, author of Sleeping Arrangements and Dreams of Rescue "While [ Victorine ] can be enjoyed simply for its love story, its period flavor, and its gorgeous settings, it also offers an honest portrayal of just how wrenching and lonely rebellion can be." - The Boston Globe "Texier beautifully evokes the textures of daily life: a crisply told, rattling good tale." - The Independent (UK) "A steely, delicate fictional tale of unaccounted-for years in the life of Texier's own great-grandmother...reminiscent both of Madame Bovary and Duras' The Lover ." - Publishers Weekly "Texier knows how to do place, and mood, and how to make the reader understand the depth of personal dilemma. It's a haunting and remarkable read." -Joanna Trollope, author of Other People's Children "A sensuous, devoted piece of work that works hard to evoke French domesticity and later the headily foreign atmosphere of colonial Vietnam." - The Miami Herald "[An] evocative, erotic and enjoyable story." - Sunday Telegraph (UK) "A marvelous achievement, a historical novel that reads less like an invention than like a discovery, a love story that has sprung to life of its own accord from an old trunk. Graceful, subtle and vivid." -Paul LaFarge, author of Haussmann, or the Distinction "Romantic . . . Echoes of both Madame Bovary and Kate Chopin's The Awakening suffuse a nevertheless inventive and artfully composed delineation of a beguiling and complicated woman's arduous journey toward self-understanding. A subtly textured fourth novel: Texier's best yet." - Kirkus Reviews "Elegant and affecting." - Scotland on Sunday "Elegant as a pair of satin gloves, Catherine Texier's Victorine is the enchanting narrative of a unique womanÉThis is a seductive work of art." -Diana Abu-Jaber, author of Crescent, "Texier does a skillful job of re-creating the rich insularity of the French provincial town. . . . [She has] the naturalness of a writer who is genuinely comfortable with the past." --The New York Times Book Review "Brilliant. . . .the place itself is the seduction." -Bookforum "Absorbing . . . The novelist's brilliance in evoking the quiet tensions of marriage and motherhood engender an immediate sympathy. . . Seamlessly interwoven are Victorine's reflections on her turbulent life, offering a glimpse back into the incredible pain and sense of betrayal her romantic whimsy caused." -San Francisco Chronicle "Flaubert's classic hovers around the hem of this novel. . . . Texier has an unsparing sense of ethical complexity, the partial satisfaction that must suffice for a person torn between irreconcilable desires and responsibilities." -The Christian Science Monitor "A spellbinding novel made all the more powerful by a profound examination of remorse." -The Sunday Advocate (Baton Rouge, LA) "Mesmerizing . . . With lush, vivid description, Catherine Texier brings to life both the world around Victorine and the woman herself." -Booklist "A novel of historic change, adventure and passion that keeps you feverishly turning the pages." -The Herald Express (UK) "Lovely and original...A tantalizing mix of fact and fantasy: the author inhabits her great-grandmother's soul." -Laura Shaine Cunningham, author of Sleeping Arrangements and Dreams of Rescue "While [Victorine] can be enjoyed simply for its love story, its period flavor, and its gorgeous settings, it also offers an honest portrayal of just how wrenching and lonely rebellion can be." -The Boston Globe "Texier beautifully evokes the textures of daily life: a crisply told, rattling good tale." -The Independent (UK) "A steely, delicate fictional tale of unaccounted-for years in the life of Texier's own great-grandmother...reminiscent both of Madame Bovary and Duras' The Lover." -Publishers Weekly "Texier knows how to do place, and mood, and how to make the reader understand the depth of personal dilemma. It's a haunting and remarkable read." -Joanna Trollope, author of Other People's Children "A sensuous, devoted piece of work that works hard to evoke French domesticity and later the headily foreign atmosphere of colonial Vietnam." -The Miami Herald "[An] evocative, erotic and enjoyable story." -Sunday Telegraph (UK) "A marvelous achievement, a historical novel that reads less like an invention than like a discovery, a love story that has sprung to life of its own accord from an old trunk. Graceful, subtle and vivid." -Paul LaFarge, author of Haussmann, or the Distinction "Romantic . . . Echoes of both Madame Bovary and Kate Chopin's The Awakening suffuse a nevertheless inventive and artfully composed delineation of a beguiling and complicated woman's arduous journey toward self-understanding. A subtly textured fourth novel: Texier's best yet." -Kirkus Reviews "Elegant and affecting." -Scotland on Sunday "Elegant as a pair of satin gloves, Catherine Texier's Victorine is the enchanting narrative of a unique womanÉThis is a seductive work of art." -Diana Abu-Jaber, author of Crescent
Target Audience
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Dewey Decimal
813.5/4
Dewey Edition
22

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