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About This Novel

If you can't stop now, take a look at the memories. This is a warm masterpiece by David Vongenos, the million-selling French writer, film director and author of "Subtlety", which was shortlisted for the French Prix Goncourt and the Femina Literary Prize. The film of the same name is directed by Jean-Paul Roofe, star of "A Long Engagement" and "La Vie en Rose". "Memories are like the end, and perhaps the only thing that truly belongs to us." "Memories" is a novel with warmth and humor in the ordinary. It was first published in 2011. It was shortlisted for the Goncourt Literary Prize and the Femina Literary Prize that year, and was later adapted into a film of the same name. The book begins with the death of the grandfather, takes the love and farewell of three generations of the family as the main line, and tells the story of the pain of life and the cruelty of time. It narrates that the power of intimate relationships not only comforts the present, but also nourishes the most precious memories, becoming the most important component of life and the inheritance of a family. In addition to the main line, there is also a sub-line called "Memories", in which anecdotes of famous people in literary and art history and memories of characters in novels are interspersed, echoing the main line, adding to the interest of reading.

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