Earthly Possessions

Zusatztext

<p>For thirty-five year old Charlotte Emory, leaving her husband seems to offer the only way out from the mundaneness of every day life's earthly possessions and emotional complications. In the bank, she withdraws enough money to escape a life and a marriage gone sour. But Charlotte is about to escape in a way she never expected, as a young bank robber takes her hostage, and they head south for Florida in a stolen car.</p><p><b>OVER A MILLION ANNE TYLER BOOKS SOLD</b></p><p>Shes changed my perception on life Anna Chancellor</p><p>One of my favourite authors Liane Moriarty</p><p>She spins gold' Elizabeth Buchan</p><p>Anne Tyler has no peer Anita Shreve</p><p>My favourite writer, and the best line-and-length novelist in the world Nick Hornby</p><p>A masterly author Sebastian Faulks</p><p>Tyler is not merely good, she is wickedly good John Updike</p><p>I love Anne Tyler Anita Brookner</p><p>Her fiction has strength of vision, originality, freshness, unconquerable humour Eudora Welty</p>

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<p>Anne Tyler was born in Minneapolis, Minnesota, in 1941 and grew up in Raleigh, North Carolina. Her bestselling novels include<i>Breathing Lessons,</i><i>The Accidental Tourist</i>,<i>Dinner at the Homesick Restaurant</i>,<i>Ladder of Years</i>,<i>Back When We Were Grownups, A Patchwork Planet, The Amateur Marriage, Digging to America, A Spool of Blue Thread</i>and Vinegar Girl.</p><p>In 1989 she won the Pulitzer Prize for<i>Breathing Lessons</i>; in 1994 she was nominated by Roddy Doyle and Nick Hornby as 'the greatest novelist writing in English'; in 2012 she received the Sunday Times Award for Literary Excellence; and in 2015<i>A Spool of Blue Thread</i>was a<i>Sunday Times</i>bestseller and was shortlisted for the Baileys Women's Prize for Fiction and the Man Booker Prize.</p>

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