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Paperback. Zustand: Very Good. An Irish Sunday Independent Book of the Year Pick for 2025! 'Caragh Maxwell is a writer to watch.'Irish Examiner 'Unsparing and affectionate.' Anne Enright, author of The Wren, The Wren 'Utterly compelling, authentic and raw.' Una Mannion, author of A Crooked Tree For fans of Sally Rooney and Megan Nolan comes a remarkable new Irish debut about growing up and moving backwards What do you do when you've ruined your life? You go home to your mother, if you're lucky enough still to have one. Saoirse Maher wouldn't recommend it. Leaving home wasn't supposed to be temporary. When she moved to London, Saoirse was leaving Ireland behind for good, and with it her messy, broken family. But it turns out that starting again isn't as easy as she imagined, and when her five-year relationship goes south, Saoirse finds herself out of options. And so here she is, trudging back to her mother Maire's house up a side road on the outskirts of Irish civilisation. Except the world she comes back to is nothing like the one she left behind. Her mother has a new family, and everyone else seems to be moving on. But between the drinking, drugs, and an entirely healthy, not-problematic-at-all-thanks relationship with Charlie, there's plenty to distract her. Don't look too closely, and everything's fine. Saoirse is just fine. 'This is such an absorbing read; shocking and brutal at times, but incredibly tender at others. Fans of Megan Nolan or Niamh Mulvey will love it.'NIAMH HARGAN . The book has been read, but is in excellent condition. Pages are intact and not marred by notes or highlighting. The spine remains undamaged.

PAP. Zustand: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

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Paperback. Zustand: Brand New. 240 pages. 5.08x0.71x7.80 inches. In Stock.

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Paperback. Zustand: Brand New. 240 pages. 5.32x0.69x8.50 inches. In Stock.

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Zustand: New. Idioma/Language: Español. Ella regresa a su Irlanda natal para descubrir que nada ha cambiado. . . Excepto ella misma. La vida de Saoirse ha perdido el poco rumbo que tenía. Desde que se vio obligada a regresar con su madre después de una turbia ruptura sentimental, vive junto a tres hermanas menores a las que apenas conoce. Peor aún: la mujer frágil y distante que la crio ha desaparecido, y ha sido reemplazada por una madre cariñosa que colma de afecto a sus hijas pequeñas. Saoirse creía haber escapado de este torbellino de drama familiar cuando se mudó a Londres, pero ahora ya no está tan segura. Justo cuando estaba empezando una nueva relación (divertido), recuperando amistades de la infancia (casi siempre divertido) y volviendo a familiarizarse con los bares y pubs que fueron escenario de sus años adolescentes (por alguna razón, menos divertido que antes), un accidente la obliga a enfrentarse a todas las preguntas de las que ha estado huyendo, empezando por la más importante: ¿qué implica regresar a casa, a un lugar que apenas reconoces? Audaz e ingeniosa, De vuelta a casa es una poderosa historia sobre lo que sucede cuando el lugar y la gente que creías conocer se te quedan pequeños al crecer. «Implacable y tierna, esta vibrante novela debut rasga el paisaje irlandés con una crudeza, honestidad y humor que harán que la voz de Caragh Maxwell sea reconocida de inmediato». ANNE ENRIGHT, autora de El encuentro «Una lectura deliciosa. Lo que distingue a De vuelta a casa es la atención al detalle y el suculento estilo de Maxwell». THE IRISH TIMES «Cruda y emocionante. La trabajada e introspectiva prosa de Maxwell abre una ventana a las partes no tan bonitas de la feminidad. Poderosa y absorbente». HOT PRESS (Dublín) *** Nota: Los envíos a España peninsular, Baleares y Canarias se realizan a través de mensajería urgente. No aceptamos pedidos con destino a Ceuta y Melilla.

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Zustand: Nuevo. Ella regresa a su Irlanda natal para descubrir que nada ha cambiado. Excepto ella misma.La vida de Saoirse ha perdido el poco rumbo que tenía. Desde que se vio obligada a regresar con su madre después de una turbia ruptura sentimental, vive junto a tres hermanas menores a las que apenas conoce. Peor aún: la mujer frágil y distante que la crio ha desaparecido, y ha sido reemplazada por una madre cariñosa que colma de afecto a sus hijas pequeñas.Saoirse creía haber escapado de este torbellino de drama familiar cuando se mudó a Londres, pero ahora ya no está tan segura. Justo cuando estaba empezando una nueva relación (divertido), recuperando amistades de la infancia (casi siempre divertido) y volviendo a familiarizarse con los bares y pubs que fueron escenario de sus años adolescentes (por alguna razón, menos divertido que antes), un accidente la obliga a enfrentarse a todas las preguntas de las que ha estado huyendo, empezando por la más importante: ¿qué implica regresar a casa, a un lugar que apenas reconoces Audaz e ingeniosa, De vuelta a casa es una poderosa historia sobre lo que sucede cuando el lugar y la gente que creías conocer se te quedan pequeños al crecer.«Implacable y tierna, esta vibrante novela debut rasga el paisaje irlandés con una crudeza, honestidad y humor que harán que la voz de Caragh Maxwell sea reconocida de inmediato». ANNE ENRIGHT, autora de El encuentro«Una lectura deliciosa. Lo que distingue a De vuelta a casa es la atención al detalle y el suculento estilo de Maxwell». THE IRISH TIMES«Cruda y emocionante. La trabajada e introspectiva prosa de Maxwell abre una ventana a las partes no tan bonitas de la feminidad. Poderosa y absorbente». HOT PRESS (Dublín).

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Zustand: New.

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Zustand: Used: Like New. LIVRE A L?ETAT DE NEUF. EXPEDIE SOUS 3 JOURS OUVRES. NUMERO DE SUIVI COMMUNIQUE AVANT ENVOI, EMBALLAGE RENFORCE. EAN:9781836431015.

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - An Irish Sunday Independent Book of the Year Pick for 2025!'Caragh Maxwell is a writer to watch.' Irish Examiner 'Unsparing and affectionate.' Anne Enright, author of The Wren, The Wren'Utterly compelling, authentic and raw.' Una Mannion, author of A Crooked TreeFor fans of Sally Rooney and Megan Nolan comes a remarkable new Irish debut about growing up and moving backwardsWhat do you do when you've ruined your life You go home to your mother, if you're lucky enough still to have one. Saoirse Maher wouldn't recommend it. Leaving home wasn't supposed to be temporary. When she moved to London, Saoirse was leaving Ireland behind for good, and with it her messy, broken family. But it turns out that starting again isn't as easy as she imagined, and when her five-year relationship goes south, Saoirse finds herself out of options. And so here she is, trudging back to her mother Máire's house up a side road on the outskirts of Irish civilisation. Except the world she comes back to is nothing like the one she left behind. Her mother has a new family, and everyone else seems to be moving on. But between the drinking, drugs, and an entirely healthy, not-problematic-at-all-thanks relationship with Charlie, there's plenty to distract her.Don't look too closely, and everything's fine. Saoirse is just fine. 'This is such an absorbing read; shocking and brutal at times, but incredibly tender at others. Fans of Megan Nolan or Niamh Mulvey will love it.' NIAMH HARGAN.

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware -An Irish Sunday Independent Book of the Year Pick for 2025!Petersen Buchimport GmbH, Weidestraße 122 a, 22083 Hamburg 240 pp. Englisch.

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware -An Irish Sunday Independent Book of the Year Pick for 2025!'Caragh Maxwell is a writer to watch.'Irish Examiner'Unsparing and affectionate.' Anne Enright, author of The Wren, The Wren'Utterly compelling, authentic and raw.' Una Mannion, author of A Crooked TreeFor fans of Sally Rooney and Megan Nolan comes a remarkable new Irish debut about growing up and moving backwardsWhat do you do when you've ruined your life You go home to your mother, if you're lucky enough still to have one. Saoirse Maher wouldn't recommend it.Leaving home wasn't supposed to be temporary. When she moved to London, Saoirse was leaving Ireland behind for good, and with it her messy, broken family. But it turns out that starting again isn't as easy as she imagined, and when her five-year relationship goes south, Saoirse finds herself out of options. And so here she is, trudging back to her mother Máire's house up a side road on the outskirts of Irish civilisation.Except the world she comes back to is nothing like the one she left behind. Her mother has a new family, and everyone else seems to be moving on. But between the drinking, drugs, and an entirely healthy, not-problematic-at-all-thanks relationship with Charlie, there's plenty to distract her.Don't look too closely, and everything's fine. Saoirse is just fine.'This is such an absorbing read; shocking and brutal at times, but incredibly tender at others. Fans of Megan Nolan or Niamh Mulvey will love it.'NIAMH HARGANLibri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld 240 pp. Englisch.

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - An Irish Sunday Independent Book of the Year Pick for 2025!'Caragh Maxwell is a writer to watch.'Irish Examiner'Unsparing and affectionate.' Anne Enright, author of The Wren, The Wren'Utterly compelling, authentic and raw.' Una Mannion, author of A Crooked TreeFor fans of Sally Rooney and Megan Nolan comes a remarkable new Irish debut about growing up and moving backwardsWhat do you do when you've ruined your life You go home to your mother, if you're lucky enough still to have one. Saoirse Maher wouldn't recommend it.Leaving home wasn't supposed to be temporary. When she moved to London, Saoirse was leaving Ireland behind for good, and with it her messy, broken family. But it turns out that starting again isn't as easy as she imagined, and when her five-year relationship goes south, Saoirse finds herself out of options. And so here she is, trudging back to her mother Máire's house up a side road on the outskirts of Irish civilisation.Except the world she comes back to is nothing like the one she left behind. Her mother has a new family, and everyone else seems to be moving on. But between the drinking, drugs, and an entirely healthy, not-problematic-at-all-thanks relationship with Charlie, there's plenty to distract her.Don't look too closely, and everything's fine. Saoirse is just fine.'This is such an absorbing read; shocking and brutal at times, but incredibly tender at others. Fans of Megan Nolan or Niamh Mulvey will love it.'NIAMH HARGAN.

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Sugartown | Shortlisted for the An Post Irish Book Awards 2025 | Caragh Maxwell | Taschenbuch | 232 S. | Englisch | 2026 | Oneworld Publications | EAN 9781836431015 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Petersen Buchimport GmbH, Vertrieb, Weidestr. 122a, 22083 Hamburg, gpsr[at]petersen-buchimport[dot]com | Anbieter: preigu.

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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Sugartown | Shortlisted for the An Post Irish Book Awards 2025 | Caragh Maxwell | Taschenbuch | Englisch | 2025 | Oneworld Publications | EAN 9781836431008 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu.

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware -An Irish Sunday Independent Book of the Year Pick for 2025!'Caragh Maxwell is a writer to watch.'Irish Examiner'Unsparing and affectionate.' Anne Enright, author of The Wren, The Wren'Utterly compelling, authentic and raw.' Una Mannion, author of A Crooked TreeFor fans of Sally Rooney and Megan Nolan comes a remarkable new Irish debut about growing up and moving backwardsWhat do you do when you've ruined your life You go home to your mother, if you're lucky enough still to have one. Saoirse Maher wouldn't recommend it.Leaving home wasn't supposed to be temporary. When she moved to London, Saoirse was leaving Ireland behind for good, and with it her messy, broken family. But it turns out that starting again isn't as easy as she imagined, and when her five-year relationship goes south, Saoirse finds herself out of options. And so here she is, trudging back to her mother Máire's house up a side road on the outskirts of Irish civilisation.Except the world she comes back to is nothing like the one she left behind. Her mother has a new family, and everyone else seems to be moving on. But between the drinking, drugs, and an entirely healthy, not-problematic-at-all-thanks relationship with Charlie, there's plenty to distract her.Don't look too closely, and everything's fine. Saoirse is just fine.'This is such an absorbing read; shocking and brutal at times, but incredibly tender at others. Fans of Megan Nolan or Niamh Mulvey will love it.'NIAMH HARGAN 240 pp. Englisch.

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware -An Irish Sunday Independent Book of the Year Pick for 2025!'Caragh Maxwell is a writer to watch.'Irish Examiner'Unsparing and affectionate.' Anne Enright, author of The Wren, The Wren'Utterly compelling, authentic and raw.' Una Mannion, author of A Crooked TreeFor fans of Sally Rooney and Megan Nolan comes a remarkable new Irish debut about growing up and moving backwardsWhat do you do when you've ruined your life You go home to your mother, if you're lucky enough still to have one. Saoirse Maher wouldn't recommend it.Leaving home wasn't supposed to be temporary. When she moved to London, Saoirse was leaving Ireland behind for good, and with it her messy, broken family. But it turns out that starting again isn't as easy as she imagined, and when her five-year relationship goes south, Saoirse finds herself out of options. And so here she is, trudging back to her mother Máire's house up a side road on the outskirts of Irish civilisation.Except the world she comes back to is nothing like the one she left behind. Her mother has a new family, and everyone else seems to be moving on. But between the drinking, drugs, and an entirely healthy, not-problematic-at-all-thanks relationship with Charlie, there's plenty to distract her.Don't look too closely, and everything's fine. Saoirse is just fine.'This is such an absorbing read; shocking and brutal at times, but incredibly tender at others. Fans of Megan Nolan or Niamh Mulvey will love it.'NIAMH HARGAN 240 pp. Englisch.

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Saoirse's life has lost what little direction it once had. Forced to move back in with her mother after a bad breakup, she finds herself living alongside three younger sisters she barely knows. Worse still, the brittle, distant woman who raised her is gone, replaced by a doting mother who showers her younger children with affection. Saoirse thought she'd escaped this whirlwind of family drama when she moved to London; now, she's not so sure. She throws herself into a new relationship (fun), rekindling childhood friendships (mostly fun), and reacquainting herself with the pubs and clubs that were the backdrop to her teenage years (somehow less fun than it once was). It takes a chance accident to force Saoirse to face up to all the questions she's been running away from, not least, what does it mean to return home to a place you barely recognize Razor-sharp and full of wit, Sugartown is a powerful story about what happens when growing up means outgrowing the place - and people - you once thought you knew.