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Women"s happiness

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Author:Zola E.
Cover:Soft
Category:Children's BookFictionModern LiteratureAgriculturePoetry & Literature
ISBN:978-5-389-19824-1
Dimensions: 115x35x185cm
Left without a livelihood, young Denise Body is forced to take care of the brothers alone and brings them to Paris, hoping to find work and good luck in a big city. Here, Denise is arranged in the Damian Happiness store, dazzling the effective and cynical approach to trade and advertising - new trends, against which the doomed shopkeepers of the old hardening are rebelled. Gradually, a reasonable, kind, modest and hardworking denisa starts new friendship, succeeds and conquers hearts against will-including the heart of Oktav Moore, the owner of “ladies" happiness”, a womanizer and pragmatist to the brain of Bones ... Emil Zola is the largest French writer-naturalist, a naturalist, a naturalist. The publicist, one of the most significant figures of world literature of the second half of the 19th century, along with Ivan Turgenev, Alfons Dode, Guy de Maupassant, Gustav Flaubert, is a prominent representative of literary realism. So truthfully, with such fidelity to the truth and accuracy of the transfer of details, no one else knew how to paint reality. The legacy of Zola formed the basis of the entire further development of French literature, and his journalistic work was taught a lot of not one generation of journalists around the world. “Damian happiness”, the most famous novel by Emil Zola, the story of everyday work, inevitable success, difficult love and inevitability of changes, is published in a magnificent new translation
Author:
Author:Zola E.
Cover:
Cover:Soft
Category:
  • Category:Children's Book
  • Category:Fiction
  • Category:Modern Literature
  • Category:Agriculture
  • Category:Poetry & Literature
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:newspaper
Age restrictions:
Age restrictions:16+
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-389-19824-1

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