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Original Title:	Le Livre de Perle ISBN13 9782070662937
Edition Language:	French
Literary Awards:	Prix Elbakin.net for Meilleur roman fantasy français Jeunesse (2015)

Le Livre de Perle Paperback | Pages: 304 pages

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Title	:	Le Livre de Perle
Author	:	Timothée de Fombelle
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Deluxe Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 304 pages
Published	:	November 6th 2014 by Gallimard Jeunesse (first published November 2014)
Categories	:	Fantasy. Young Adult. Historical. Historical Fiction. Romance. Fiction. Fairy Tales

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Il vient d'un monde lointain auquel le nôtre ne croit plus. Son grand amour l'attend là-bas. Aura-t-il assez de toute une vie pour trouver le chemin du retour? Ceux qui l'ont banni sont résolus à l'en empêcher.

Une exaltante aventure embarquant aux sources de l'imaginaire, éblouissante ode à l'amour, à la magie de la mémoire.

Plongez dans un monde de magie à travers trois destins d'enfants. Découvrez une histoire d'amour si puissante qu'elle traverse le temps et l'espace. Un livre magnifique pour adolescents qui ravira tout autant les adultes.

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Ratings: 4.01 From 1411 Users | 289 Reviews

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This novel was so eloquently written. I will never forget the delicate heartaches and the powerful strength of Joshua's love for Olia. It was like a candle refusing to be put out. There were a couple of times when I felt like the story was running away from me, the perspectives switching quickly that I'd sometimes get confused as to who was speaking or which character the speaker was referring to. Nevertheless, I enjoyed this novel and I hope to encounter more of Fombelle's work because his

(That's more of a 2.5/5, but yeah)This definitely wasn't the poetic fairytale I was expecting I got the fairytale part, but it was childish and honestly a bit cliché more than romantic and/or poetic. I think I actually liked the real-world part more than the fairytale?And the narrator... wtf, he disappears for 200 pages so when he comes back you don't even care about him anymore (if you cared in the first place, because honestly I couldn't give one characteristic about him)This wasn't a bad

Without checking out the synopsis, the title and cover of this book piqued my interest. I was really drawn into the story once I've started reading it; from beginning till the end, I highly anticipated the succeeding scenarios in the book. The narrative of The Book of Pearl is a mix of fantasy and historical fiction that will catch the attention of young adults and even much older readers. Even though the start of the story is a little bit confusing, I was able to comprehend what was happening

I received this book through the LibraryThing Early Reviewers program.As this is a book marketed as literary despite its heady fantasy elements, I was a bit skeptical going in; I see no shame in a full-on fantasy label for a book. Even with the book done, I am left ambivalent. There is a lot to like about this book, and a lot to find frustrating as well.Foremost is the literary element. The flow of the book is downright confusing at times as it jumps between past and present and different points

A digitized ARC of this book was provided by the publisher via NetGalley in exchange for an honest review.

WARNING! SUPER LONG, BLOG-STYLE REVIEW. READ AT YOUR OWN RISK.The Book of Pearl is a modern fairytale with elements of the classics, filled with strange places, magical laws and intriguing mysteries. Sounds good, doesn't it? I was certainly drawn to the concept of the fairytale world and "our world" colliding. But upon reading it, I was conflicted. The story see-sawed from being a three and possibly even four-star, to a two-star. Even as I write this review, I recall some brilliant moments of

I DNFed this book at 51%. I was on page 157, Chapter 16, The Train. I tried so hard to give this book a try, but I just couldn't understand the book and what was going on. I normally don't read historical romances, but even halfway through the book, there was no romance. Reading this story truly felt like a chore to me. I'd love to try to revisit this book someday, but I don't think I will. I feel as if with every foreign book I read, that's by a foreign author I hate. I wish this wasn't the