The Paris Wife
By Paula McLain
By Paula McLain
By Paula McLain
By Paula McLain
By Paula McLain
By Paula McLain
By Paula McLain
Read by Carrington MacDuffie
By Paula McLain
Read by Carrington MacDuffie
Category: Literary Fiction | Women's Fiction | Historical Fiction
Category: Literary Fiction | Women's Fiction | Historical Fiction
Category: Literary Fiction | Women's Fiction | Historical Fiction
Category: Literary Fiction | Women's Fiction | Historical Fiction | Audiobooks
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$18.00
Nov 27, 2012 | ISBN 9780345521316
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$28.00
Feb 22, 2011 | ISBN 9780345521309
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Feb 22, 2011 | ISBN 9780345521323
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Feb 22, 2011 | ISBN 9780307877192
686 Minutes
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Praise
“McLain smartly explores Hadley’s ambivalence about her role as supportive wife to a budding genius. . . . Women and book groups are going to eat up this novel.”—USA Today
“Written much in the style of Nancy Horan’s Loving Frank . . . Paula McLain’s fictional account of Hemingway’s first marriage beautifully captures the sense of despair and faint hope that pervaded the era and their marriage.”—Associated Press
“Lyrical and exhilarating . . . McLain offers a raw and fresh look at the prolific Hemingway. In this mesmerizing and helluva-good-time novel, McLain inhabits Richardson’s voice and guides us from Chicago—Richardson and Hemingway’s initial stomping ground—to the place where their life together really begins: Paris.”—Elle
“A beautiful portrait of being in Paris in the glittering 1920s—as a wife and as one’s own woman.”—Entertainment Weekly
“[Paula] McLain has brought Hadley [Hemingway] to life in a novel that begins in a rush of early love. . . . A moving portrait of a woman slighted by history, a woman whose . . . story needed to be told.”—The Boston Globe
“The Paris Wife creates the kind of out-of-body reading experience that dedicated book lovers yearn for, nearly as good as reading Hemingway for the first time—and it doesn’t get much better than that.”—Minneapolis Star Tribune
“Exquisitely evocative . . . This absorbing, illuminating book gives us an intimate view of a sympathetic and perceptive woman, the striving writer she married, the glittering and wounding Paris circle they were part of. . . . McLain reinvents the story of Hadley and Ernest’s romance with the lucid grace of a practiced poet.”—The Seattle Times
“A novel that’s impossible to resist. It’s all here, and it all feels real.”—People
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