Irène Némirovsky Books

The fires of Autumn

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"After four years of bloody warfare Bernard Jacquelain returns from the trenches a changed man. No more the naive hopes and dreams of the teenager who went to war. Attracted by the lure of money an...

Suite Francaise

By Irene Nemirovsky

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David Golder

By Irene Nemirovsky

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Born into poverty on the Black Sea, David Golder has clawed his way to fabulous wealth by speculating on gold and oil. As he works in his magnificent Parisian apartment, his wife and beloved daught...

David Golder

By Irene Nemirovsky

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Fire in the blood

By Irene Nemirovsky

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A morality tale with doubtful morals, a story of murder, love and betrayal in rural France, Fire in the Blood is set in a small village. An old man looks back on a chequered life with secret regret...

Fire in the blood

By Irene Nemirovsky

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David Golder in French

By Irene Nemirovsky

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Les Chiens et les Loups

By Irene Nemirovsky

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Les Aveux Infideles

By Jacques De Bourbon Busset

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Suite Francaise Original French edition

By Irene Nemirovsky

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