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- État
- Topic
- Contemporary Women, Family Life, Literary
- Type
- Novel
- Special Attributes
- Dust Jacket
- ISBN
- 9781101982242
- Book Title
- Lucky Boy
- Item Length
- 9.2 in
- Publisher
- Penguin Publishing Group
- Publication Year
- 2017
- Format
- Hardcover
- Language
- English
- Item Height
- 1.5 in
- Genre
- Fiction
- Item Width
- 6.5 in
- Item Weight
- 24.3 Oz
- Number of Pages
- 480 Pages
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Solimar Castro-Valdez is eighteen and drunk on optimism when she embarks on a perilous journey across the US/Mexican border. Weeks later she arrives on her cousin's doorstep in Berkeley, CA, dazed by first love found then lost, and pregnant. This was not the plan. But amid the uncertainty of new motherhood and her American identity, Soli learns that when you have just one precious possession, you guard it with your life. For Soli, motherhood becomes her dwelling and the boy at her breast her hearth. Kavya Reddy has always followed her heart, much to her parents' chagrin. A mostly contented chef at a UC Berkeley sorority house, the unexpected desire to have a child descends like a cyclone in Kavya's mid-thirties. When she can't get pregnant, this desire will test her marriage, it will test her sanity, and it will set Kavya and her husband, Rishi, on a collision course with Soli, when she is detained and her infant son comes under Kavya's care. As Kavya learns to be a mother-the singing, story-telling, inventor-of-the-universe kind of mother she fantasized about being-she builds her love on a fault line, her heart wrapped around someone else's child. Lucky Boy is an emotional journey that will leave you certain of the redemptive beauty of this world. There are no bad guys in this story, no single obvious hero. Sekaran has taken real life and applied it to fiction; the results are moving and revelatory.
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Penguin Publishing Group
ISBN-10
1101982241
ISBN-13
9781101982242
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221620882
Product Key Features
Book Title
Lucky Boy
Format
Hardcover
Language
English
Topic
Contemporary Women, Family Life, Literary
Publication Year
2017
Genre
Fiction
Number of Pages
480 Pages
Dimensions
Item Length
9.2 in
Item Height
1.5 in
Item Width
6.5 in
Item Weight
24.3 Oz
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Ps3619.E45l83 2016
Reviews
Praise for Lucky Boy "Remarkably empathetic . . . Deeply compassionate . . . Delivers penetrating insights into the intangibles of motherhood and indeed, all humanity." -- Booklist (starred) "How lucky the reader who gets to devour Shanthi Sekaran''s extraordinary, necessary novel. Lucky Boy is both timely and timeless, depicting the comedy and delights of the world as well as its brutalities and injustices. It''s a story about immigration, privilege, and parenthood, and shows us how we are connected, and how we are, perhaps irreparably, divided. It swept me away and took a little piece of my heart with it. It''s a perfect book." --Edan Lepucki, New York Times bestselling author of California "Shanthi Sekaran has written a lush and emotionally wrenching novel, and she has written it in some of the most beautiful prose I''ve read in a long time. This is a fiercely compassionate story about the bonds and the bounds of motherhood and, ultimately, of love." --Cristina Henriquez, author of The Book of Unknown Americans "Shanthi Sekaran is a wonderful writer--lyrical and astute, compassionate and fearless--and Lucky Boy is a heartfelt and moving novel that challenges our notions of motherhood and the true meaning of home. A deeply beautiful book." --Molly Antopol, award-winning author of The UnAmericans "In Lucky Boy Shanthi Sekaran has fashioned an ambitious, compassionate and intelligent book with new things to say on the timely subjects of motherhood, fertility, class and identity. This is a deeply human and humane novel by a gifted young writer." --Tom Barbash, author of Stay Up With Me "A gripping, obsessive, character-driven narrative of sacrifice and identity--where the lives of two women become forever tangled in the roots of motherhood." --Simon Van Booy, award-winning author of The Illusion of Separateness "Ambitious in its scope and triumphant in its bold, insightful observation of the flaws and wonders of human nature, Lucky Boy is a gripping tale about two seemingly distant realities intimately seared together by the inescapable forces of motherhood and survival: that of the celebrated upper-crust Silicon Valley visionary entrepeneurs, and that of the lower-class largely overlooked service workers whose underpaid efforts are the real foundation of the Valley''s success. Shanthi Sekaran has written an elegantly weaved, heart-stopping novel that highlights the helplessness of money over nature and the futility of technology against true love. You''ll have a hard time putting down this book, and when you finish it, you''ll have a hard time not thinking, and aching, about it for a long, long time." -- Antonio Ruiz-Camacho, author of Barefoot Dogs "Shanthi Sekaran is a tough and tender writer, unafraid to dig deep into the messy places in our hearts and lives. Lucky Boy is wonderful, a gripping read and an important story." --Michelle Tea, author of Rent Girl "There is something so satisfying about a story that ends as it should." --Laura McBride, author of We Are Called to Rise Praise for The Prayer Room "Sekaran is a master of cadence . . . there''s jazz on nearly every page." -- The New York Times "Sekaran has a voice all her own, and it is delightful." --Julia Glass, winner of the National Book Award and author of And the Dark Sacred Night "A perfect debut novel, ambitious and original. With a sweeping array of emotions and uncanny writing skills, Shanthi Sekaran leaps to the forefront of her literary generation." --Stephen Dixon, critically acclaimed author of Frog and Interstate "Sekaran''s lyrical prose and insightful cultural details make this an absorbing story. Recommended for all fiction collections." -- Library Journal "A probing, often humorous view of a culture clash and its many repercussions." -- Booklist, "Sekaran has written a page-turner that's touching and all too real." -- People , Book of the Week "Sekaran offers a brilliantly agonizing setup....[An] exceptional novel." -- The New York Times " Lucky Boy pulses with vitality, pumped with the life breath of human sin and love." -- USA Today "Topical and timely...Sekaran's book invites the reader to engage empathetically with thorny geopolitical issues that feel organic and fully inhabited by her finely rendered characters." --Chicago Tribune "With wit, empathy and a page-turning plot, the novel stirs ethical questions in the reader that the author rightly refuses to answer. Sekaran has written a tender, artful story of the bravery of loving in the face of certain grief." -- San Francisco Chronicle "Richly emotional." --Good Housekeeping "Like M.L. Stedman in The Light Between Oceans , Sekaran presents a complex moral dilemma that leaves readers incapable of choosing sides...A must read." -- BookPage "[E]ngrossing...An ambitious novel that braids together two complex stories about family and parenting." --Dallas Morning News "Deeply compassionate...Delivers penetrating insights into the intangibles of motherhood and indeed, all humanity." -- Booklist (starred review) "Both timely and timeless, depicting the comedy and delights of the world as well as its brutalities and injustices....It swept me away." --Edan Lepucki, author of California "A moving story." -- InStyle "Heartbreaking and timely, Lucky Boy explores motherhood and lengths we will go to in order to achieve our dreams." --Real Simple "Will leave you spellbound." -- Bustle "A fiercely compassionate story about the bonds and the bounds of motherhood and, ultimately, of love." --Cristina Henriquez, author of The Book of Unknown Americans "Sekaran is a master of drawing detailed, richly layered characters and relationships; here are the subtly nuanced lines of love and expectation between parents and children; here, too are moments of great depth and insight." -- Kirkus Reviews (starred review) "A heartfelt and moving novel that challenges our notions of motherhood and the true meaning of home." --Molly Antopol, author of The UnAmericans "[H]umanizes current discussions of immigration, privilege, and what it means to be an American....Highly recommended and would be a strong choice for book clubs." -- Library Journal (starred review) "[D]eeply engrossing...Effectively puts human faces on an issue that is often discussed solely in broad, general terms." -- Bookreporter "There are few easy solutions to life's toughest problems, but Lucky Boy goes a long way toward putting a humanizing face on them." --ShelfAwareness "A gripping, obsessive, character-driven narrative of sacrifice and identity--where the lives of two women become forever tangled in the roots of motherhood." --Simon Van Booy, author of The Illusion of Separateness "[A] roller coaster ride full of emotion." --New York Journal of Books "You'll have a hard time putting down this book, and when you finish it, you'll have a hard time not thinking, and aching, about it for a long, long time." --Antonio Ruiz-Camacho, author of Barefoot Dogs, Praise for Lucky Boy "How lucky the reader who gets to devour Shanthi Sekaran''s extraordinary, necessary novel. Lucky Boy is both timely and timeless, depicting the comedy and delights of the world as well as its brutalities and injustices. It''s a story about immigration, privilege, and parenthood, and shows us how we are connected, and how we are, perhaps irreparably, divided. It swept me away and took a little piece of my heart with it. It''s a perfect book." --Edan Lepucki, New York Times bestselling author of California "Shanthi Sekaran has written a lush and emotionally wrenching novel, and she has written it in some of the most beautiful prose I''ve read in a long time. This is a fiercely compassionate story about the bonds and the bounds of motherhood and, ultimately, of love." --Cristina Henriquez, author of The Book of Unknown Americans "Shanthi Sekaran is a wonderful writer--lyrical and astute, compassionate and fearless--and Lucky Boy is a heartfelt and moving novel that challenges our notions of motherhood and the true meaning of home. A deeply beautiful book." --Molly Antopol, award-winning author of The UnAmericans "In Lucky Boy Shanthi Sekaran has fashioned an ambitious, compassionate and intelligent book with new things to say on the timely subjects of motherhood, fertility, class and identity. This is a deeply human and humane novel by a gifted young writer." --Tom Barbash, author of Stay Up With Me "A gripping, obsessive, character-driven narrative of sacrifice and identity--where the lives of two women become forever tangled in the roots of motherhood." --Simon Van Booy, award-winning author of The Illusion of Separateness "Ambitious in its scope and triumphant in its bold, insightful observation of the flaws and wonders of human nature, Lucky Boy is a gripping tale about two seemingly distant realities intimately seared together by the inescapable forces of motherhood and survival: that of the celebrated upper-crust Silicon Valley visionary entrepeneurs, and that of the lower-class largely overlooked service workers whose underpaid efforts are the real foundation of the Valley''s success. Shanthi Sekaran has written an elegantly weaved, heart-stopping novel that highlights the helplessness of money over nature and the futility of technology against true love. You''ll have a hard time putting down this book, and when you finish it, you''ll have a hard time not thinking, and aching, about it for a long, long time." -- Antonio Ruiz-Camacho, author of Barefoot Dogs "Shanthi Sekaran is a tough and tender writer, unafraid to dig deep into the messy places in our hearts and lives. Lucky Boy is wonderful, a gripping read and an important story." --Michelle Tea, author of Rent Girl "There is something so satisfying about a story that ends as it should." --Laura McBride, author of We Are Called to Rise Praise for The Prayer Room "Sekaran is a master of cadence . . . there''s jazz on nearly every page." -- The New York Times "Sekaran has a voice all her own, and it is delightful." --Julia Glass, winner of the National Book Award and author of And the Dark Sacred Night "A perfect debut novel, ambitious and original. With a sweeping array of emotions and uncanny writing skills, Shanthi Sekaran leaps to the forefront of her literary generation." --Stephen Dixon, critically acclaimed author of Frog and Interstate "Sekaran''s lyrical prose and insightful cultural details make this an absorbing story. Recommended for all fiction collections." -- Library Journal "A probing, often humorous view of a culture clash and its many repercussions." -- Booklist, "Sekaran has written a page-turner that's touching and all too real."-- People "Offers a brilliantly agonizing setup....[An] exceptional novel."-- The New York Times "Pulses with vitality, pumped with the life breath of human sin and love."-- USA Today "Topical and timely...Sekaran's book invites the reader to engage empathetically with thorny geopolitical issues that feel organic and fully inhabited by her finely rendered characters." --Chicago Tribune "With wit, empathy and a page-turning plot, the novel stirs ethical questions . . . that the author rightly refuses to answer. Sekaran has written a tender, artful story of the bravery of loving in the face of certain grief."-- San Francisco Chronicle "A fiercely compassionate story about the bonds and the bounds of motherhood and, ultimately, of love."--Cristina Henríquez, author of The Book of Unknown Americans "Richly emotional." --Good Housekeeping "Like M.L. Stedman in The Light Between Oceans , Sekaran presents a complex moral dilemma that leaves readers incapable of choosing sides...A must read."-- BookPage "Deeply compassionate...Delivers penetrating insights into the intangibles of motherhood and indeed, all humanity."-- Booklist (starred review) "Both timely and timeless, depicting the comedy and delights of the world as well as its brutalities and injustices."--Edan Lepucki, author of California "A moving story."-- InStyle "Heartbreaking and timely. . . . Explores motherhood and lengths we will go to in order to achieve our dreams." --Real Simple "Will leave you spellbound."-- Bustle "Sekaran is a master of drawing detailed, richly layered characters and relationships; here are the subtly nuanced lines of love and expectation between parents and children; here, too are moments of great depth and insight."-- Kirkus Reviews (starred review) "A heartfelt and moving novel that challenges our notions of motherhood and the true meaning of home."--Molly Antopol, author of The UnAmericans "[H]umanizes current discussions of immigration, privilege, and what it means to be an American...Would be a strong choice for book clubs."-- Library Journal (starred review) "There are few easy solutions to life's toughest problems, but Lucky Boy goes a long way toward putting a humanizing face on them." --ShelfAwareness "A gripping, obsessive, character-driven narrative of sacrifice and identity--where the lives of two women become forever tangled in the roots of motherhood."--Simon Van Booy, author of The Illusion of Separateness "You'll have a hard time putting down this book, and when you finish it, you'll have a hard time not thinking, and aching, about it for a long, long time."--Antonio Ruiz-Camacho, author of Barefoot Dogs, "Sekaran has written a page-turner that's touching and all too real."-- People "Offers a brilliantly agonizing setup....[An] exceptional novel."-- The New York Times "Pulses with vitality, pumped with the life breath of human sin and love."-- USA Today "Topical and timely...Sekaran's book invites the reader to engage empathetically with thorny geopolitical issues that feel organic and fully inhabited by her finely rendered characters." --Chicago Tribune "With wit, empathy and a page-turning plot, the novel stirs ethical questions . . . that the author rightly refuses to answer. Sekaran has written a tender, artful story of the bravery of loving in the face of certain grief."-- San Francisco Chronicle "Richly emotional." --Good Housekeeping "Like M.L. Stedman in The Light Between Oceans , Sekaran presents a complex moral dilemma that leaves readers incapable of choosing sides...A must read."-- BookPage "Deeply compassionate...Delivers penetrating insights into the intangibles of motherhood and indeed, all humanity."-- Booklist (starred review) "Both timely and timeless, depicting the comedy and delights of the world as well as its brutalities and injustices."--Edan Lepucki, author of California "A moving story."-- InStyle "Heartbreaking and timely. . . . Explores motherhood and lengths we will go to in order to achieve our dreams." --Real Simple "Will leave you spellbound."-- Bustle "A fiercely compassionate story about the bonds and the bounds of motherhood and, ultimately, of love."--Cristina Henriquez, author of The Book of Unknown Americans "Sekaran is a master of drawing detailed, richly layered characters and relationships; here are the subtly nuanced lines of love and expectation between parents and children; here, too are moments of great depth and insight."-- Kirkus Reviews (starred review) "A heartfelt and moving novel that challenges our notions of motherhood and the true meaning of home."--Molly Antopol, author of The UnAmericans "[H]umanizes current discussions of immigration, privilege, and what it means to be an American...Would be a strong choice for book clubs."-- Library Journal (starred review) "There are few easy solutions to life's toughest problems, but Lucky Boy goes a long way toward putting a humanizing face on them." --ShelfAwareness "A gripping, obsessive, character-driven narrative of sacrifice and identity--where the lives of two women become forever tangled in the roots of motherhood."--Simon Van Booy, author of The Illusion of Separateness "You'll have a hard time putting down this book, and when you finish it, you'll have a hard time not thinking, and aching, about it for a long, long time."--Antonio Ruiz-Camacho, author of Barefoot Dogs, Praise for Lucky Boy "How lucky the reader who gets to devour Shanthi Sekaran's extraordinary, necessary novel. Lucky Boy is both timely and timeless, depicting the comedy and delights of the world as well as its brutalities and injustices. It's a story about immigration, privilege, and parenthood, and shows us how we are connected, and how we are, perhaps irreparably, divided. It swept me away and took a little piece of my heart with it. It's a perfect book." --Edan Lepucki, New York Times bestselling author of California "Shanthi Sekaran has written a lush and emotionally wrenching novel, and she has written it in some of the most beautiful prose I've read in a long time. This is a fiercely compassionate story about the bonds and the bounds of motherhood and, ultimately, of love." --Cristina Henriquez, author of The Book of Unknown Americans "Shanthi Sekaran is a wonderful writer--lyrical and astute, compassionate and fearless--and Lucky Boy is a heartfelt and moving novel that challenges our notions of motherhood and the true meaning of home. A deeply beautiful book." --Molly Antopol, award-winning author of The Unamericans "In Lucky Boy Shanthi Sekaran has fashioned an ambitious, compassionate and intelligent book with new things to say on the timely subjects of motherhood, fertility, class and identity. This is a deeply human and humane novel by a gifted young writer." --Tom Barbash, author of Stay Up With Me "A gripping, obsessive, character-driven narrative of sacrifice and identity--where the lives of two women become forever tangled in the roots of motherhood." --Simon Van Booy, award-winning author of The Illusion of Separateness "Ambitious in its scope and triumphant in its bold, insightful observation of the flaws and wonders of human nature, Lucky Boy is a gripping tale about two seemingly distant realities intimately seared together by the inescapable forces of motherhood and survival: that of the celebrated upper-crust Silicon Valley visionary entrepeneurs, and that of the lower-class largely overlooked service workers whose underpaid efforts are the real foundation of the Valley's success. Shanthi Sekaran has written an elegantly weaved, heart-stopping novel that highlights the helplessness of money over nature and the futility of technology against true love. You'll have a hard time putting down this book, and when you finish it, you'll have a hard time not thinking, and aching, about it for a long, long time." -- Antonio Ruiz-Camacho, author of Barefoot Dogs "Shanthi Sekaran is a tough and tender writer, unafraid to dig deep into the messy places in our hearts and lives. Lucky Boy is wonderful, a gripping read and an important story." --Michelle Tea, author of Rent Girl Praise for The Prayer Room "Sekaran is a master of cadence . . . there's jazz on nearly every page." -- The New York Times "Sekaran has a voice all her own, and it is delightful." --Julia Glass, winner of the National Book Award and author of And the Dark Sacred Night "A perfect debut novel, ambitious and original. With a sweeping array of emotions and uncanny writing skills, Shanthi Sekaran leaps to the forefront of her literary generation." --Stephen Dixon, critically acclaimed author of Frog and Interstate "Sekaran's lyrical prose and insightful cultural details make this an absorbing story. Recommended for all fiction collections." -- Library Journal "A probing, often humorous view of a culture clash and its many repercussions." -- Booklist
Copyright Date
2016
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2016-008418
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813.6
Dewey Edition
23
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