Anne Berest

Four fabulous, smart, savvy French women offer up their highly amusing insider take on Parisian life, love, and liberty. How to Be Parisian Wherever You Are brilliantly deconstructs the French woman's views on culture, fashion, and attitude. Unlike other books on French style, this illustrated handbook is full of wit and self-deprecating humour. Authors Anne Berest, Audrey Diwan, Caroline de...

A moving novel from the bestselling author of How to Be Parisian Wherever You Are "A deeply moving book." - Leila Slimani   "A powerful exploration of family trauma." - Lauren Elkin "A work of rare grace and importance." - The Guardian In January 2003, the Berest family receive a mysterious, unsigned postcard. On one side was an image of...

The passionate love affair that triggered a revolution, and the story of a remarkable woman living in extraordinary times An atmospheric, exuberant novel about love and sex, art and revolution, experimentation and creativity from the best-selling author of The Postcard, Anne Berest, and her sister, the acclaimed novelist Claire Berest, based on the life of their great grandmother. The year...

A moving novel from the bestselling author of How to be Parisian Wherever You Are. January 2003. The Berest family receive a mysterious, unsigned postcard. On one side was an image of the Opera Garnier; on the other, the names of their relatives who were killed in Auschwitz: Ephraim, Emma, Noemie and Jacques. Years later, Anne sought to find the...

An atmospheric, exuberant novel about love and sex, art and revolution, experimentation and creativity from the best-selling author of The Postcard, Anne Berest, and her sister, the acclaimed novelist Claire Berest, based on the life of their great-grandmother. The year is 1908, the height of the Belle Epoque, and a brilliant, young French woman named Gabriële, newly graduated from the...

A moving novel from the bestselling author of How to be Parisian Wherever You Are. January 2003. The Berest family receive a mysterious, unsigned postcard. On one side was an image of the Opera Garnier; on the other, the names of their relatives who were killed in Auschwitz: Ephraim, Emma, Noemie, and Jacques. Years later, Anne sought to find the...