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Title	:	Barbe bleue
Author	:	Amélie Nothomb
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Special Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 170 pages
Published	:	August 23rd 2012 by Albin Michel
Categories	:	Fiction. Cultural. France. Contemporary. Roman

Barbe bleue

Amélie Nothomb

Paperback | Pages: 170 pages

Rating: 3.5 | 3613 Users | 379 Reviews

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Saturnine cherche une colocation car vivre sur le canapé du tout petit appartement de sa copine, c’est bien gentil mais ce n’est pas une solution durable. C’est alors qu’elle tombe sur une offre des plus alléchantes : une grande chambre dans un super quartier et pour un loyer des plus modestes. Mais elle n’est pas la seule à postuler forcément. Etrangement, elle est la seule vraie candidate, les autres ayant juste envie de voir l’homme dont les huit précédentes colocataires ont disparu. Et en effet, c’est elle que choisit don Elemirio Nibal y Milcar pour devenir la neuvième colocataire. L’homme est étrange, parle comme dans un livre, ne sort jamais et tel Barbe-Bleue lui donne accès à tout sauf à une seule pièce dans laquelle elle ne devra jamais se rendre. Saturnine va-t-elle reproduire le schéma des huit autres femmes ? Va-t-elle disparaître à son tour ? Et ces dernières, qu’est-il advenu d’elles ? Dès le début du roman, le suspense est à son comble…

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Original Title:	Barbe Bleue
ISBN:	2226242961 (ISBN13: 9782226242969)
Edition Language:	French URL http://www.albin-michel.fr/Barbe-bleue-EAN=9782226242969
Characters:	Saturnine Puissant, don Elemirio Nibal y Milcar
Setting:	Paris(France)

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"As always, Nothombs learning is ostentatious yet winsome and edifying at the same time; her dialogue is quaintly old-fashioned in an irresistibly flamboyant way that suits her often monstrously aristocratic characters." - Erik Martiny, Paris Sciences et LettresThis book was reviewed in the January 2013 issue of World Literature Today. Read the full review by visiting our website: http://bit.ly/W5sYtf

A surreal, contemporary retelling of the Blue Beard folktale-- no one does creepy older men like Amélie Nothomb. This is not my style, but I knew that going in-Nothomb is a specialist of the surreal. I just love her writing. Her female protagonists are fierce and fearless, her dialogue is incomparable. And she's so good for my French!

I've been wanting to try Amélie Nothomb's books for a while, and I decided to start from this one mostly because I love the Bluebeard fairytale. For a first experience, it was quite successful. This short novel is very peculiar, surreal even, and it is mostly made of dialogues between the two main characters. This choice might annoy some readers, but personally I usually enjoy dialogues more than anything else, so I was glad of it. Saturnine and don Elemirio's conversations are always

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I really like the style in which Nothomb writes. The book was mostly dialogue. The two main characters were both controversial and philosophical and there was a bit of suspense throughout. I found the ending satisfying and particularly enjoyed the last line.

This author is so strange ... whenever I start into one of her books I think: oh, I know what she was thinking when she began it (which is a not very helpful way to start into her books. If you blink you will miss what she is really writing about) but then after a while you will find yourself thinking: "how on earth did she get here from there?" The peregrinations and purlicues this woman takes merits a monograph in itself.Ms. Nothomb writes two types of books. The first type--fiction,

This is probably one of her best work yet(for me) when i first read it,it felt so right! I dont know why,but i saw my self in Saturnine and Don El Emerio! I felt like i knew them,their weirdness was mine and their love i felt it! Two strange people reunited by fate only to be shattered one last time! I loved every bit of it!