How good it is that there are books in which every time sinks into the same or even greater pleasure than the first time ... "Consolation" by Anna Gavaldy to such books should be. Even when the book reached for the first time (years ago), it landed on the podium on par with my favorite novels. Now the challenge for the French I read it a second time and the second time in love with this novel! I have no other way, because Anna Gavalda, which belongs to a group of my favorite authors, writes beautiful, smart and thrilling ...
Charles Balanda is a man emanating fifty. It has a long-term partner that brings up her daughter Matilda, is satisfactory at first glance to work as an architect, a lot of traveling, he lives from day to day. Although we do not feel happy, is not the strength to fight for something more. Coming to terms with the existing situation by giving the same for a win ...
coming birthday of his partner Laurence. The evening of the day spent at home parents Charles along with his siblings and their families. That's when Charles gets a letter. A letter in which it is stored only a few words. Words that break at one time, they touch, touch, angry, causing confusion and desire to explain what happened. Moved by a letter Charles embarks on a journey into the past and into the depths of myself. Slowly he uncovers not only what exactly was behind the words of a letter written and sent by an old friend, but also begins to understand what is real life. True, that is not his ...
To be able to fully account for the past Charles embarks on a visit to her ex's best friend from childhood, Alexis Le Men. When making a visit to him he wants to get his absolution, he wants to forgive himself confronting the other person, who did not fulfill the role given to him by force ...
Although the visit was not made at his thoughts, even though the haunting remorse and intrusive thoughts do not leave, Charles gaining anything by it ... He meets Kate! Kate, who raised him to life, showing that him her strength to face this fate makes its confusion and embarrassment caused by his serfdom and lack the strength to fight for life, his sense of importance it would have to be valid. The dozen or so years younger than him, the woman experienced in her life more than Charles ever would be able to, but do not give up. Although nierzako suffers, weeps, toiling and fighting with windmills, Kate has in itself an amazing strength, love, faith and hope that it will be fine ... Charles not only falls in love with Kate and her charming, sypiącym the home, but also in its' no her 'kids, so bruised and injured, nieoszczędzanych by fate, in her animals and her smile ... And everything must be good!
"Solace" is the story of three loves. About the past, who returns to the present, a present of that which goes to the past and the future, which becomes both now with the past ... "Solace" is the story of how we fight for LIFE, for nothing else but a life, which after all is the purpose and meaning in itself ... "Solace" is the story of how mature knows no age, and sometimes comes to us when we have a couple of years, and sometimes we discover what it really is only at the halfway point in our lives ... "Consolation" is a story about how the beauty of life lurking in the recesses naczęściej, lockers, and the corners of our consciousness ... "Consolation" is a story that love conquers all, forgive all, endures and will be given ... "Solace" is finally a story about a man who really loved the two times in the life of two women, one of which was placed in his way through the second, of which he was rescued before the nonsense ...
I love this book! Really! Although this novel is so complex, so perfect and so inspiring that you can talk about it again and again, you do not want to betray her as the main thread to finish. There you will learn from me what was in the list, or who was the love of the past. You have to find that out yourself with this book! Because it is worth! Please Take a look to it and not regret it ...:)
A. Gavalda, Solace, World Books Publishing House, Warszawa 2009, s.575.
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