The Icarus Girl,New

The Icarus Girl,New

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Brand: Anchor Books
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The Audacious First Novel From The Awardwinning And Bestselling Author Of Boy, Snow, Bird And What Is Not Yours Is Not Yours Oyeyemi Brilliantly Conjures Up The Raw Emotions And Playground Banter Of Childhood. . . . A Masterly First Novel.The New York Times Book Review'Remarkable. . . . As Original As It Is Unsettling, The Icarus Girl Runs Straight At The Heart Of What It Means To Belong.' O, The Oprah Magazinejessamy Jess Harrison, Age Eight, Is The Child Of An English Father And A Nigerian Mother. Possessed Of An Extraordinary Imagination, She Has A Hard Time Fitting In At School. It Is Only When She Visits Nigeria For The First Time That She Makes A Friend Who Understands Her: A Ragged Little Girl Named Tillytilly. But Soon Tillytillys Visits Become More Disturbing, Until Jess Realizes She Doesnt Actually Know Who Her Friend Is At All. Drawing On Nigerian Mythology, Helen Oyeyemi Presents A Striking Variation On The Classic Literary Theme Of Doubles Both Real And Spiritual In This Lyrical And Bold Debut.

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