Solitude was like a drug that she wasn’t sure she wanted to do without.
Leïla Slimani, Lullaby (Translated by Sam Taylor)
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Lectura: "Canción dulce", de Leïla Slimani
La escritora franco-marroquí Leïla Slimani.
“Canción dulce”, de Leïla Slimani: la novela que desvela a los padres
Es la historia de una niñera que mata a los dos chicos que cuida. El libro ganó el Premio Goncourt, en 2016. Su autora es una de las voces más prometedoras de la narrativa francesa.
Origen: “Canción dulce”, de Leïla Slimani: la novela que desvela a los padres
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« L’écriture est l’expérience d’un continuel échec, d’une frustration indépassable, d’une impossibilité. Et pourtant, on continue. Et on écrit. »
Leila Slimani. Le parfum des fleurs la nuit. 2021
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so i recently finished reading Adèle by Leila Slimani and is now one of my favorite books of all time, second to Luster by Raven Leilani.
if you have book recommendations thst are similar to these two please let me know. thanks!
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"Geleneksel hazcılığı, herkesi pençesine almış görünen bu iyi yeme-içme takıntısını algılayamıyor. Adele açlığı hep sevdi. Büküldüğünü, alabora olduğunu hissetmek, midenin kazındığını duyumsamak, sonra galip gelmek; yeme isteğinin kaybolması, onu alt etmek. Zayıflığı bir yaşama biçimi gibi geliştirdi."
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Leïla Slimani: INFJ
“Leïla Slimani (born 3 October 1981) is a Franco-Moroccan writer and journalist.
She is also a French diplomat in her capacity as the personal representative of the French president Emmanuel Macron to the Organisation internationale de la Francophonie.
In 2016 she was awarded the Prix Goncourt for her novel Chanson douce. (…)
Chanson douce (lit. "sweet song") is the story of a double murder of two young siblings by their nanny, inspired by the killing by a nanny of the Krim children in Manhattan in 2012.
The novel starts off with the immediate aftermath of the murder, and then recounts the backstory of the parents, a liberal, upper middle class Parisian couple, as well as their nanny, who is economically and psychologically struggling.”
Sources: video, wiki. Screencaps: transcript.
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Hate rises up inside her. A hate that clashes with her servile urges, her childlike optimism. A hate that muddies everything. She is absorbed by a sad, confused dream. Haunted by the feeling that she has seen too much, heard too much of other people’s privacy, a privacy she has never enjoyed herself. She has never had her own bedroom.
Leïla Slimani, Lullaby (Translated by Sam Taylor)
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For a long time, she believed that a revolution led by both sexes would give birth to a very different world, where her grandchildren would grow up. A world where there would be time to live. ‘Darling, you’re naive,’ Dominique tells her. ‘Women are capitalists, just like men.’
lullaby (leïla slimani)
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À l’occasion de la sortie mondiale de son nouveau livre, qui paraitra en français chez Flammarion, l’ex-First Lady des Etats-Unis, Michelle Obama, accorde à "C à vous", sur France 5, et Brut, une interview exclusive qui sera menée par l'écrivaine franco-marocaine Leïla Slimani.
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i have been knock-out sick with the flu for the past week, enjoy some footage from inside my cave
(read leila slimani‘s „the country of others“ and am deeply disturbed. but her writing is amazing as always, go read it)
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✧・゚ I’ve always wondered what it feels like to *✧・゚:・゚✧*:・゚✧ ⊹༝. become a mom. it must take all the beauty, energy, and freedom out of your body and mind
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