Name: L'amico ritrovato
ISBN: 9788807810541

Fred Uhlman

Due ragazzi sedicenni frequentano la stessa scuola esclusiva. L'uno è figlio di un medico ebreo, l'altro è di ricca famiglia aristocratica. Tra loro nasce un'amicizia del cuore, un'intesa perfetta e magica. Un anno dopo, il loro legame è spezzato. Questo accade in Germania, nel 1933... Racconto di straordinaria finezza e suggestione, "L'amico ritrovato' è apparso nel 1971 negli Stati Uniti ed è poi stato pubblicato in Inghilterra, Francia, Olanda, Svezia, Norvegia, Danimarca, Spagna, Germania, Israele, Portogallo. Ovunque lo stesso entusiasmo della critica.

romanzo

L'amico ritrovato

“He came into my life in February 1932 and never left it again.”

“I can remember the day and the hour when I first set eyes on this boy who was to be the source of my greatest happiness and of my greatest despair.”

This book was started with sentences: "He came into my life in February 1932 and never left it again." and that was such a strong opening and instantly give me such an impression.

This book told you about friendship between Hans and Konradin. I personally love their characterization especially Hans, I saw him might had distinctive view of the world and people around him, one interesting thing is also his relationship with his parents. When it comes to Konradin it showed as if he also quite had tendency of obsession to him even.

But you could see that their friendship was intense and how connected and inseparable both are. The story was pretty straight forward with just around 92 pages, but the deliverance was so impactful, it was emotional and enchanting.

The book called 'Reunion' is cruel but you could see it just right, it comes from L'amico ritrovato, the friend found again, not by meeting again yes but showing that Hans finally had a closure and finally 'found' Konradin again, something that he's been running away from.

The ending was one of the most powerful ending, I remembered I was shuddered and then burst into tears, both the opening and ending was just perfect.

You had no idea how I just loved doomed friendship (or anything that you could see meant to be doomed at the end).

This book was started with sentences: "He came into my life in February 1932 and never left it again." and that was such a strong opening and instantly give me such an impression.

This book told you about friendship between Hans and Konradin. I personally love their characterization especially Hans, I saw him might had distinctive view of the world and people around him, one interesting thing is also his relationship with his parents. When it comes to Konradin it showed as if he also quite had tendency of obsession to him even.

But you could see that their friendship was intense and how connected and inseparable both are. The story was pretty straight forward with just around 92 pages, but the deliverance was so impactful, it was emotional and enchanting.

The book called 'Reunion' is cruel but you could see it just right, it comes from L'amico ritrovato, the friend found again, not by meeting again yes but showing that Hans finally had a closure and finally 'found' Konradin again, something that he's been running away from.

The ending was one of the most powerful ending, I remembered I was shuddered and then burst into tears, both the opening and ending was just perfect.

You had no idea how I just loved doomed friendship (or anything that you could see meant to be doomed at the end).

Final inesperado con carga emocional durante toda la novela. 

Chema

Martina

It's very short but it makes you reflect on how you see friendship and the world.

Giorgia Vodola 

alessia pacella 

“Tutto ciò che sapevo, allora, era che sarebbe diventato mio amico” Germania, 1933. Due sedicenni frequentano la stessa scuola esclusiva. Uno è figlio di un medico ebreo, l’altro è di ricca famiglia aristocratica. Tra loro nasce un’amicizia del cuore, un’intesa perfetta e magica. Riuscirà a non essere spezzata dalla Storia? Racconto di straordinaria finezza e suggestione, L’amico ritrovato è apparso nel 1971 negli Stati Uniti ed è poi stato pubblicato in tutto il mondo con unanime, travolgente successo di pubblico e critica. “Un’opera letteraria rara”, lo ha definito George Steiner sul “New Yorker”. “Un capolavoro”, ha scritto Arthur Koestler nell’introduzione all’edizione inglese del 1976. “Un libro che assilla la memoria... una gemma”, “Un racconto magistrale”, hanno fatto eco “The Sunday Express” e “The Financial Times” di Londra. E infine “Le Monde” di Parigi: “Uno dei testi più densi e più puri sugli anni del nazismo in Germania... Tra i romanzi più belli che si possano raccomandare ai lettori, dai dodici anni in su. Senza esitazione”.

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