Two brothers
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Two brothers" - the adaptation of one of the most famous Brazilian novels at the beginning of the 20th century, made by recognized by the authors of comics Fabio Moon and Gabriel Ba. This is a deep story about love, deceit, family secrets, the collapse of the family and the search for oneself.
Twin brothers, Omar and Yakub, outwardly similar as two drops of water, but completely different in nature. After a serious quarrel between the boys, the "good son" of the Yakuba, parents send from Brazil to relatives to Lebanon - for a long five years. And the naughty youngest - Omar - it remains to lead an idle life ... and by the time the older brother returns home, the whole world will change ... And only Omar will remain the same.
This is an adaptation of one of the most famous novels by Milton Hatum, one of the main modern Brazilian writers. Professor and translator, Milton wrote four novels that received bonuses and published in twelve languages in fourteen countries: Tale of a certain Orient (Blumsbury/UK), ASHES of the Amazon (Bloomsbury/UK), Orphans of Eldorado (Canongate/UK) The Brothers ("Brothers") (Bloomsbury/UK, Farrar, Straus and Giroux/USA) In a survey of two Brazilian newspapers The Brothers ("Brothers") were called the best Brazilian novel of the 1990-2005 period. Milton films have been shot in three novels.
Book chips:
- graphic adaptation of one of the most famous Brazilian novels.
- a deep story about the difficult relationship between brothers, which exacerbates the jealous love of the mother, painfully attached to the house and dreams of controlling the life of every member of her family. All this is hidden in the house, but happens in front of one almost imperceptible viewer - the narrator.
- the series was shot in the book.
- Adaptation from the laureates of the Aisner Award, the authors of the famous comic book "Academy of Ambrell".
For whom this book:
For those who like plots that do not let go after reading for many more days.
For everyone who loves graphic novels
Twin brothers, Omar and Yakub, outwardly similar as two drops of water, but completely different in nature. After a serious quarrel between the boys, the "good son" of the Yakuba, parents send from Brazil to relatives to Lebanon - for a long five years. And the naughty youngest - Omar - it remains to lead an idle life ... and by the time the older brother returns home, the whole world will change ... And only Omar will remain the same.
This is an adaptation of one of the most famous novels by Milton Hatum, one of the main modern Brazilian writers. Professor and translator, Milton wrote four novels that received bonuses and published in twelve languages in fourteen countries: Tale of a certain Orient (Blumsbury/UK), ASHES of the Amazon (Bloomsbury/UK), Orphans of Eldorado (Canongate/UK) The Brothers ("Brothers") (Bloomsbury/UK, Farrar, Straus and Giroux/USA) In a survey of two Brazilian newspapers The Brothers ("Brothers") were called the best Brazilian novel of the 1990-2005 period. Milton films have been shot in three novels.
Book chips:
- graphic adaptation of one of the most famous Brazilian novels.
- a deep story about the difficult relationship between brothers, which exacerbates the jealous love of the mother, painfully attached to the house and dreams of controlling the life of every member of her family. All this is hidden in the house, but happens in front of one almost imperceptible viewer - the narrator.
- the series was shot in the book.
- Adaptation from the laureates of the Aisner Award, the authors of the famous comic book "Academy of Ambrell".
For whom this book:
For those who like plots that do not let go after reading for many more days.
For everyone who loves graphic novels
Author:
Author:Fabio Moon, Gabriel Ba
Cover:
Cover:Soft
Category:
- Category:Comics and Graphic Novels
- Category:Humor & Entertainment
- Category:Home & Decor
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:Offset
Age restrictions:
Age restrictions:18+
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-00146-981-0
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