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Ann Charney

Autor de Dobryd

5 Obras 32 Miembros 2 Reseñas

Sobre El Autor

Ann Charney was born in Poland & educated at McGill University & the Sorbonne in Paris. She lives in Montreal, Canada. A novelist, short story writer & journalist, she has received awards both for her fiction & nonfiction, including two National Magazine Awards, the Chatelaine Fiction Prize, & the mostrar más Canadian Author's Association Prize. Her short stories have appeared in "Ms. Magazine", "Paris Transcontinental", "Saturday Night", "Descant", "The Canadian Forum", "The Queen Quarterly" & others. Her nonfiction has appeared in leading Canadian & U.S. magazines; it has been selected for inclusion in "Best Canadian Essays" & the "Utne Review". She has been a political columnist for "McLean's" & a book reviewer for "The Toronto Star", "The Globe & Mail", "The Gazette", "Books in Canada", & "The London Times Book Review". (Bowker Author Biography) mostrar menos

Obras de Ann Charney

Dobryd (1973) 16 copias
Rousseau's Garden (1999) 7 copias
Life Class (2013) 1 copia

Etiquetado

Conocimiento común

Género
female
Nacionalidad
Canada

Miembros

Reseñas

Yet another tale of survival in horrible conditions during WWII and how lives were rebuilt afterwards. Excellent memoir!
 
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PamV | otra reseña | Mar 27, 2018 |
At the age of 5, Ann had spent most of her time living in a barn loft as her family hid from the Nazi's. The book begins as they are liberated and try and find their way back into the real world. Although this was an interesting perspective, the book moved incredibly slow at times. It focused on such a small period of time, that it seemed to drag a bit. The book also needed an epilogue. Overall, a decent book, but not something I would re-read.
 
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JanaRose1 | otra reseña | Jun 25, 2015 |

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Miembros
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½ 3.4
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ISBNs
16
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