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The Girl in the Photograph - Paperback

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by Lygia Fagundestelles (Author), Margaret A. Neves (Translator), Earl E. Fitz (Introduction by)

Complex and hauntingly beautiful, Lygia Fagundes Telles's most acclaimed novel is a journey into the inner lives of three young women, each revealing her secrets and loves, each awaiting a destiny tied to the colorful and violent world of modern Brazil. Sensual and wealthy Lorena dreams of a tryst with a married man. Unhappy Lia burns with a frantic desire to free her imprisoned fianc . Glamorous Ana Clara, unable to escape her past, falls toward a tragedy of drugs and obsession. Intimate and unforgettable, The Girl in the Photograph creates an extraordinary picture of the wonder and the darkness that come to possess a woman's mind, and stands as one of the greatest novels to come out of Brazil in the late twentieth century.

Number of Pages: 247
Dimensions: 0.9 x 7.9 x 5.4 IN
Publication Date: September 18, 2012
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