Broken Glass Park by Bronsky, Alina

Broken Glass Park (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781933372969)

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Broken Glass Park by Bronsky, Alina

Broken Glass Park

$18.00
Broken Glass Park by Bronsky, Alina

Broken Glass Park

$18.00
Format: Paperback
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In this "riveting debut" a Russian teenager living in Berlin dreams of taking revenge on the man who killed her mother--"A stark, moving tale of resiliency" (Publishers Weekly, starred review).

A finalist for the prestigious Ingeborg Bachmann Prize

Now an award-winning motion pictureSeventeen-year-old Sascha Naimann was born in Moscow, but now lives in Berlin with her two younger siblings. She is precocious, independent, streetwise, and ever since her stepfather Vadim murdered her mother several months ago, an orphan. Unlike most of her peers, Sascha doesn't dream of escaping the grim housing project where they live. Sascha's dreams of writing a novel about her beautiful but na ve mother . . . and of taking Vadim's life.
In a voice that is candid and self-confident, by turns childlike and mature, Sascha relates the internal struggle between those forces that can destroy us, and those that lead us out of sorrow and back to life. Broken Glass Park goes straight to the heart of what it means to be young, alive, and conscious in these first decades of the new millenium.

"A gripping portrayal of life on the margins of society."--Freundin magazine(Germany)

Author: Alina Bronsky
ISBN-10: 1933372966
ISBN-13: 9781933372969
Publisher: Europa Editions
Language: English
Published: 03/30/2010
Pages: 221
Format: Paperback
Weight: 0.65lbs
Size: 8.20h x 5.30w x 0.70d

Review Citation(s):
Publishers Weekly 01/18/2010 pg. 27
Kirkus Reviews 02/15/2010
Library Journal 03/15/2010 pg. 92
Shelf Awareness 01/01/0001
By Alina Bronsky
By Alina Bronsky
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Russian-born Alina Bronksy is the author of Broken Glass Park (Europa, 2010); The Hottest Dishes of the Tartar Cuisine (Europa, 2011), named a Best Book of 2011 by The Wall Street Journal, The Huffington Post, and Publisher's Weekly; and Just Call Me Superhero (Europa, 2014).

Tim Mohr spent the 1990s as a club DJ in Berlin and much of the next decade as a staff editor at Playboy magazine. He is the translator of Guantanamo, by Dorothea Dieckmann, which won the Three Percent award for best translation of 2007, and Wetlands, by Charlotte Roche. He is currently at work on his own book, a history of the punk music scene in East Germany.

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