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This. Book. Is. So. Gorgeous. I have not read it recently enough to give a properly thorough account, but I think it is enough to say that feelings of warmth and love surround me when I think of reading this book. I remember not being able to put it down and being completely mesmerized. Definitely one I will revisit over and over again.

[ENG BELOW] Copenhague ha sido magnífico y me llevo de la ciudad recuerdos tan bonitos como la última novela de Nicole Krauss! ☁️ La primera foto que subí a esta cuenta fue de The History of Love así que como ya os podéis imaginar, soy muy muy fan del estilo de Krauss y me muero de ganas de que me atrape otra de sus historias ❤️ ¿la habéis leído? ¡Feliz miércoles bonitxs! . . . . eng — Yesterday was our last day in gorgeous Copenhagen so we decided to visit some local libraries the first post on this account was about The History of Love so as you would expect, I’m in love with Nicole Krauss’ writing style and I cannot wait to be moved by another of her stories! Do you know her? Have a happy Wednesday ✨ . . . . #bookstagram #bookstagramespaña #libros #librosyflores #booksandflowers #booklover #bookworm #nicolekrauss #darkforest #booktography #instabook #bookcommunity

It's #BookHaul time! I went a little bit crazy in London, but lemme just blame that on the 2nd hand and independent book shops (like @persephonebooks and @secondshelfbooks), as well as the fact that two of my favourite authors (#SamanthaShannon and #HelenOyeyemi) just released new books. . I also stocked up on some vegan snacks and spiced teas, which I'll be eating & drinking while making my way through this stack of books. . Have you read any of the books above? . #TheClosedDoorAndOtherStories by #DorothyWipple #ThePrioryOfTheOrangeTree by Samantha Shannon #Gingerbread by Helen Oyeyemi #TheHistoryOfLove by #NicoleKrauss #ConversationsWithFriends by #SallyRooney #TheVictorianChaiseLongue by #MarghanitaLaski . . #bookstagram #bookstack #igreads #bookography #gradschoollife #persephonebooks #faberbooks

Moi, à la place de Nicole Krauss, j’aurais la pression ! Apparemment c’est LE livre qu’il faut lire pour la rentrée littéraire 2018 En tous les cas j’ai hâte de le découvrir ✨ #bookstagram #lecture #rentreelitteraire #rl2018 #livre #roman #nicolekrauss #editionsdelolivier #instabook #livrestagram #passionlecture #lectrice #rentreelitteraire2018 #book #booklover #instabook #transfugemagazine #lesinrockuptibles #weekend #foretobscure

The History of Love, by Nicole Krauss. . “When will you learn that there isn’t a word for everything.” . The History of Love is a story full of stories. It Leo Gursky’s story, who escaped the Nazis as a boy and followed Alma, his childhood love, to America, only to discover she married someone else. Now an old man, Leo fears dying on a day when no one has noticed he exists. In his youth Leo wrote one beautiful book about Alma, called The History of Love, and he believes it to be lost. But it isn’t. Another story is Alma Singer’s. She’s a New Yorker like Leo, fourteen and trying to keep the memory of her father alive while navigating the landscape of her mother’s loneliness. Alma was named after the heroine in her parents’ favourite book, The History of Love. She thinks if she can only find the mysterious author of this book - the book her mother is now translating - she will be able to pull her mother out of her grief. Leo and Alma’s stories slowly bend towards each other, ending in a meeting that will be difficult for readers to forget. Krauss’s work has a strong sense of longing. It’s about loss and invisibility, life-changing love and creativity. And there are some moments of real humour too. It’s rare and wonderful for me when a book can provoke sadness and laughter. The eccentric cast of characters are all searching for something, and you won’t see how it all comes together until it does. The structure might frustrate at times, but not much seems “out there” to me after Milkman. I did have the sense that I would appreciate more of how this book is put together on a second reading. Krauss’s style is lyrical and poetic and I lingered over many parts, just enjoying her way with words. Most of all it had me thinking about how words unsaid are often far more powerful than the stories we are able to tell. Thank you to Kathleen @bookbeat for hosting this readalong, and ❤️ to Jessica, @justagirlwithabook, for sending me this as a giveaway win. I hope to read it again and take even more from this layered, intricate story the second time around. A future possibility for #thereadiscoverproject for sure. What’s a backlist title you’ve felt glad to discover lately?

Cosa hanno in comune questi libri?⠀ ⠀ Sono scritti da grandi autori, romanzi particolarmente riusciti che hanno emozionato migliaia di lettori.⠀ ⠀ E sono tutte storie che sono diventate un film. Per un pomeriggio in compagnia dei personaggi e delle storie che ci hanno emozionato e che non ci va di abbandonare una volta voltata l'ultima pagina. ⠀ - «Ogni cosa è illuminata»⠀ film del 2005 con Elijah Wood, tratto dal romanzo di Foer. Il viaggio di un giovane ebreo americano sulle orme del nonno. Curiosità: l'autore del libro appare in un cameo all'inizio del film. ⠀ - «Turista per caso» film del 1988 tratto dall'omonimo romanzo di Anne Tyler. Ha ricevuto quattro candidature ai Premi Oscar, vincendolo per la miglior attrice non protagonista con Geena Davis. Macon e Sara hanno perso loro figlio, un anno dopo divorziano e Macon, restato solo, continua a viaggiare per scrivere le sue guide turistiche, finché non incontra Muriel.⠀ ⠀ - «Molto forte, incredibilmente vicino»⠀ film del 2011, adattamento cinematografico del romanzo di Foer. Ha ottenuto due candidature agli Oscar. Con Tom Hanks e Sandra Bullock. Oskar ha nove anni, ha perso il padre nell'attacco delle Torri Gemelle, che però gli ha lasciato un ultimo indovinello da risolvere.⠀ ⠀ - «La storia dell'amore»⠀ film del 2017 tratto dall'omonimo romanzo di Nicole Krauss. Leo, un vecchio immigrato polacco, vive nel ricordo del grande amore della sua vita. Intanto Alma è alla ricerca dell'uomo ideale per la madre divorziata e a sua volta si innamora di un compagno di classe.⠀ ⠀ - «Chiamami col tuo nome» film di Luca Guadagnino, arrivato in Italia nel 2018. Adattamento cinematografico del romanzo di André Aciman, ha vinto l'Oscar per la Miglior sceneggiatura non originale. L'estate d'amore tra Elio, adolescente sensibile e istruito, e Oliver, ventiquattrenne affascinante e spontaneo. ⠀ - «Alta fedeltà» commedia romantica del 2000 con John Cusack, dalla colonna sonora di altissima qualità e tratto dal romanzo di Nick Hornby. Rob è il proprietario di un negozio di dischi su vinile a Chicago, insieme a due suoi dipendenti ricorda antiche esperienze sentimentali.⠀ ⠀ Ne avete già visto qualcuno? Cosa ne pensate?

I love Nicole Krauss and I loved Forest Dark. No surprise there! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ . . Forest Dark is beautiful, rich, and complex. It follows two different characters who are both adrift, searching for meaning and purpose: Jules Epstein, an aging Jewish budinessman-turned-philanthropist who goes missing in Israel, and Nicole, a successful New York writer struggling with her latest book, her failing marriage, and an intrusive awareness of the roads not taken in life. . . Both the book and it's characters are obsessed with the idea of the multiverse, of being in two places at once. It explores the act of creating, memory, identity, and how stories come to be--whether the story of a life or the story of a novel. It's a little odd, and if complexity turns you off this might not be for you. Ultimately, I thought it was exquisite. . . In summary: I waited seven years for this book and it still did not disappoint. Highly recommended!

Nicole Krauss, Zgodovina ljubezni (2005) #nicolekrauss #knjigoljub

‘The History of Love’ by Nicole Krauss is the Modern Mrs. Darcy Book Club pick for November. I don’t know any details about this book so I’m jumping in with only the trust of @annebogel ’s recommendation! I am enjoying this rare opportunity to be completely surprised! I’ll let you know how it goes! Have you ever read a book with no prior knowledge of what it was about? If so, did you enjoy the element of surprise? I would love to hear your thoughts!