Pokušavajući knjigama spasiti dostojanstvo Guylain čuva preživjele stranice i bez obzira na formu i sadržaj čita ih naglas ljudima koji putuju istim jutarnjim vlakom. He reads her a range of books, from Homer’s epic poem The Odyssey to Stendhal’s novel The Red and the Black (1830). The pace of the story changes when Guylain finds a USB stick on the train one day, containing diary entries written by a mysterious woman. I really enjoyed the mixture of poetic tone and relatable humour in the book and thought it was a really easy and quick read.

Kitabın güzelliklerinden biri yan karakterlerin hikayelerinin öyle uzun uzun yer kaplamamasına rağmen vurucu olaylarla okuyucuyu etkisi altına alması. I was actually intrigued to see how the story evolved (cannot tell you detail here) but there is a glimmer of hope for this man. Bir gün bu ritüel bambaşka bir maceraya dönüşecek ve yalnız ve mutsuz Guylain'in hayatında beklemedik olaylar gerçekleşecektir. For all those fellow commuters, he was the reader, the bizarre character who each weekday would read out, in a loud, clear voice, from the handful of pages he extracted from his briefcase.Michael Berg is a German who has grown up very aware of what was perpetrated by the Nazis during the Third Reich, and like many young men his age feels anger and shame which he directs mostly at his parents' and grandparents' generation for sitting by and enabling it to happen. Outside work, Guylain’s life revolves around feeding his goldfish, Rouget de Lisle, and visiting his solitary friend Giuseppe, formerly chief operator at the factory. Choosing an author's residence hundreds of miles from home allowed me total immersion with my characters. During the war she was an SS guard at Auschwitz and along with three other women guarded Jewish prisoners on a "death march" through a village that was long deserted.

Sim, Guylain Vignolles trabalha numa empresa de reciclagem de papel, mas o papel dos livros que são publicados e que já não interessam a ninguém.Visapusiškai kokybiška leidyba – nuo puikaus popieriaus, nuostabaus Vaivos Markevičiūtės redagavimo, iki tokio simboliško Tado Šaučiulio viršelio. Es una historia simple, no tiene nada en realidad, es una novela corta sobre un don nadie, un hombre gris que trabaja destruyendo libros, convirtiéndolos en pasta para reciclar, una persona nada especial que rescata algunas páginas de la destrucción y las lee en el vagón del tren en el que viaja.

Vien gėrio ir grožio man nėra gana, o čia su kaupu gavau ir originalumo – Džiuzepės istorija su kojomis ir knygomis yra toooookio kietumo, kad įsivaizduoju, koks geras čia gautųsi filmas – toks biškį Kino Pavasario, biškį Scanoramos, čiut nepatogus, bet vis tiek nuteikiantis kažkaip šviesiai, atsargiai optimistiškai. The author finds time to give us some richly imagined characters along the way, too, notably Guylain’s colleague Yvon, a literature-loving security guard who is fond of speaking in alexandrines, and his friend Giuseppe, formerly chief operator at the factory, who lost both his legs to the Zerstor 500 and has subsequently devoted his life to tracking down all the copies he can find of Gardens and Kitchen Gardens of Bygone Days – a book printed on recycled paper containing the remains of his shredded thighs. The author has great descriptive powers: I applaud his ability to make a book pulping plant resemble one of the lower circles of hell and to insert sections of reading into the text which shine as bright points of happiness amid the drudgery and gloom of Guylain’s day to day. In 2008, the book was adapted into a film with the English actress Kate Winslet playing the role of Hanna Schmitz.is the first book of French author Jean-Paul Didierlaurent, and the author achieved great fame with this book. Pomalo, reklo bi se, bizaran lik za koji se najmanje očekuje da bi bio interesantan da završi u nekoj knjizi. bu kısacık romanda da kötü bir iş kazası bile hayatları mahvetmiyor, berbat bir iş ortamını edebiyat kurtarıyor ve kahramanlarımız rüyalarının kadınına ya da beyaz atlı prense kavuşuyor. As Hanna is a former Nazi on trial in West Germany, the book qualifies as historical fiction—it fictionalizes real-life events. Atskirai lenkiuosi knygos vertėjai ir redaktorei, nes tekstas be galo sklandus, o ties juo padirbėti, tikiu, teko nemenkai, bet skaitant lietuviškai neatrodo, kad prarandi dalį malonumo, kaip kartais nutinka.