Getting Lost on the Way to the Meaning of Life

Recent Advances In Applied Biosciences

Frugivores and Seed Dispersal

Truth and Historicity / Vérité et Historicité

With the Zionists in Gallipoli

Aandhi (Kahani Sangraha) Aur Aansu

Meri pehchan / &#2350;&#2375;&#2352;&#2368; &#2346;&#2361;&#2330;&#2366;&#2344

ANGLE OF ATTACK

Using a data Analysis to Improve Efficacy and Efficiency in the OR Block at the Forli¿ Hospital

Human Centered Innovations in Healthcare Services

PRIMEIRO AJUDA

Vagbhatanandan

Aneethiyodethirppin

The Misanthrope / Amphitryon / Tartuffe / The Learned Ladies

Moliere: The Complete Richard Wilbur Translations, Volume 2

Brave New World (Guardians, #4)

Intervención del Trabajo Social en Conflictos escolares

KISS (Keep It So Simple) Finances

Historical Collections Of Ohio

Eine Anthologie

Schatten und Licht

Knowledge for practice

Older People, Ageing and Social Work

SCRIBBLES

Fundamentals, Methods, Experiments

Polymer Synthesis: Theory and Practice

Die geheimnisvolle Welt der Zwillinge - Verblüffende Fakten und wissenswerte Kuriositäten über Geschwister im Doppelpack

Manifestation Mastery: Unlocking the Power to Align Your Mind with Your Dreams

Better Off Dead

Strategies for Reaching Students When they See No Way Out

REAL LOVE

Patriarchatskritik und die Politik der Pluralität

Grundlagen einer Feministischen Außenpolitik

Rebirth

High Moor

de la justicia social a la Inteligencia Artificial (IA)

La enseñanza del español mediada por tecnología

&ldquo;In her witty and charming style, Lutz offers a genre-busting work of fiction that will satisfy readers looking for a seriously engaging read. The story itself is disturbingly plausible, and the humanly flawed characters make choices, good and bad, based on their backgrounds, all blending smoothly into a darkly comedic mystery. . . . This novel keeps readers on the edge of their seats while opening a conversation about public shaming, economic privilege, gender inequity, and revenge versus justice.&rdquo;&mdash;Booklist (starred review)&#160;  &ldquo;It's the era of #MeToo, and literature is beginning to reflect that in a big way. In Lisa Lutz&rsquo;s&#160;The Swallows,&#160;a prep school teacher ignites a gender war when she begins the question the institution's overpowering &lsquo;boys will be boys&rsquo; mentality. She soon learns that starting a revolution and threatening the status quo comes with steep consequences.&rdquo;&mdash;Bustle &ldquo;A new teacher at a ritzy New England prep school ignites a fierce battle between the male and female students that ends with revenge, threats, and a fatality. So, just another average day in high school . . . just kidding.&rdquo;&mdash;PopSugar&ldquo;The latest campus novel teetering between thriller and satire, Lutz&rsquo;s book throws readers into the drama of a New England prep school, where one inscrutable new teacher brings about ideas that ignite a deadly gender-war.&rdquo;&mdash;Entertainment Weekly &#160;&ldquo;Liza Lutz is a treasure. Her Spellman Files series manages to be both charming and shrewd, and&#160;The Swallows&#160;promises to follow suit&mdash;it looks witty and caustic, winsome and clever. It&rsquo;s also, and this is a classic Lutz move, a fresh, unique spin on a genre that already has been reworked a million times.&#160;. . . Lutz, searing as ever . . . illuminate[s] how various institutions excuse the oppression or silencing of women and girls.&rdquo;&mdash;CrimeReads&ldquo;[Lutz] takes no prisoners. . . . She builds her plot cannily and walks a neat line between satire and realism [in a] withering portrayal of how the #MeToo movement plays out in this rarefied setting.&rdquo;&mdash;Publishers Weekly&ldquo;Lutz draws on the droll humor and idiosyncratic characterizations that make her Spellman novels so appealing. . . . An&#160;offbeat, darkly witty pre-#MeToo revenge tale. The patriarchy doesn&rsquo;t stand a chance.&rdquo;&mdash;Kirkus Reviews &ldquo;With a memorable cast of characters and more than a few secrets, Lutz&rsquo;s latest is a turbocharged tale for our times.&rdquo;&mdash;Newsweek &ldquo;Extraordinarily fun and blood pressure-raising . . . &#160;The Swallows&#160;goes surprising places (axes are employed) and isn&rsquo;t afraid to let everyone roll around in the muck&mdash;though some characters come out smelling sweeter than others.&rdquo;&mdash;Vulture&ldquo;Wes Anderson meets Muriel Spark in this delicius and vicious bayyle of the sexes set within a private school. Wickedly fun and wildly subversive but packing an emotional punch,&#160;The Swallows&#160;is as powerful as it is timely.&rdquo;&mdash;Nationally bestselling author Megan Abbott&ldquo;Sharpen your axes, ladies, and get ready for this fierce, fun, unsparing novel of female rage, power, and friendship.&rdquo;&mdash;Camille Perri,&#160;author of&#160;The Assistants&#160;and&#160;When Katie Met Cassidy&ldquo;I devoured&#160;The Swallows.&#160;You&rsquo;ll laugh out loud even as you anxiously flip the pages.&rdquo;&mdash;New York Times&#160;bestselling author Tess Gerritsen

Getting Lost on the Way to the Meaning of Life

Autor:

Verlag:

Sprache:

CHF 76.00

Bewertungen