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- 9781954404205
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New Vessel Press
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1954404204
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9781954404205
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8058378964
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Book Title
Cafe Unfiltered
Number of Pages
232 Pages
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English
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Psychological, General, Literary, Romance / General
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2023
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Fiction
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Trade Paperback
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0.5 in
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7.8 Oz
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8 in
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5.2 in
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Reviews
"This intimate story confirms the author's rare talent for portraying bygone eras." --Le Monde Praise for The 6:41 to Paris : "A strong plot and a touching portrayal of how any of us might feel when unexpectedly confronted by the detritus of young love ... The 6:41 to Paris is a timely reminder that the past is always waiting to ambush us."-- The New York Times Sunday Book Review "A taut, suspenseful psychological journey from which there is no escape. The 6:41 to Paris shatters any illusions that acts of cruelty committed in our youth are of little consequence later in life. A gripping yarn for our time."-- Kati Marton, author of Paris: A Love Story "Blondel conveys ... a shared, suspenseful dread that makes you want to turn every page at locomotive pace."-- The St. Louis Post-Dispatch "Perfectly written and a remarkably suspenseful read ... an absorbing, intriguing, insightful book for all readers."-- Library Journal (Starred review) "A fast, yet deep journey through the characters' experiences of anger, triumph, remorse, and forgiveness, Blondel's novel ... reminds us that even long-ago heartbreaks have the power to ignite our most powerful emotions." -- Kirkus Reviews, "Blondel's moving and dynamic novel explores the intersecting lives of visitors and staff at a provincial French café . . . The café serves as the perfect theater for tragicomedy . . . This has plenty of charm." --Publishers Weekly "A novel of finely drawn characters taking place in--you guessed it--the French version of Tom's Diner. Thick with atmosphere, it serves up charming and engrossing bittersweet slices of life." --Suzanne Vega, singer-songwriter "This intimate story confirms the author's rare talent for portraying bygone eras." --Le Monde Praise for The 6:41 to Paris : "A strong plot and a touching portrayal of how any of us might feel when unexpectedly confronted by the detritus of young love ... The 6:41 to Paris is a timely reminder that the past is always waiting to ambush us."-- The New York Times Book Review "A taut, suspenseful psychological journey from which there is no escape. The 6:41 to Paris shatters any illusions that acts of cruelty committed in our youth are of little consequence later in life. A gripping yarn for our time."-- Kati Marton, author of Paris: A Love Story "Blondel conveys ... a shared, suspenseful dread that makes you want to turn every page at locomotive pace."-- The St. Louis Post-Dispatch "Perfectly written and a remarkably suspenseful read ... an absorbing, intriguing, insightful book for all readers."-- Library Journal (Starred review) "A fast, yet deep journey through the characters' experiences of anger, triumph, remorse, and forgiveness, Blondel's novel ... reminds us that even long-ago heartbreaks have the power to ignite our most powerful emotions." -- Kirkus Reviews, "Blondel's moving and dynamic novel explores the intersecting lives of visitors and staff at a provincial French café . . . The café serves as the perfect theater for tragicomedy . . . This has plenty of charm." --Publishers Weekly "A novel of finely drawn characters taking place in--you guessed it--the French version of Tom's Diner. Thick with atmosphere, it serves up charming and engrossing bittersweet slices of life." --Suzanne Vega, singer-songwriter "Delicate and delightful . . . Café Unfiltered is a warm hug of a novel that brims with hope." --Foreword Reviews "This intimate story confirms the author's rare talent for portraying bygone eras." --Le Monde Praise for The 6:41 to Paris : "A strong plot and a touching portrayal of how any of us might feel when unexpectedly confronted by the detritus of young love ... The 6:41 to Paris is a timely reminder that the past is always waiting to ambush us."-- The New York Times Book Review "A taut, suspenseful psychological journey from which there is no escape. The 6:41 to Paris shatters any illusions that acts of cruelty committed in our youth are of little consequence later in life. A gripping yarn for our time."-- Kati Marton, author of Paris: A Love Story "Blondel conveys ... a shared, suspenseful dread that makes you want to turn every page at locomotive pace."-- The St. Louis Post-Dispatch "Perfectly written and a remarkably suspenseful read ... an absorbing, intriguing, insightful book for all readers."-- Library Journal (Starred review) "A fast, yet deep journey through the characters' experiences of anger, triumph, remorse, and forgiveness, Blondel's novel ... reminds us that even long-ago heartbreaks have the power to ignite our most powerful emotions." -- Kirkus Reviews, "A novel of finely drawn characters taking place in--you guessed it--the French version of Tom's Diner. Thick with atmosphere, it serves up charming and engrossing bittersweet slices of life." --Suzanne Vega, singer-songwriter "This intimate story confirms the author's rare talent for portraying bygone eras." --Le Monde Praise for The 6:41 to Paris : "A strong plot and a touching portrayal of how any of us might feel when unexpectedly confronted by the detritus of young love ... The 6:41 to Paris is a timely reminder that the past is always waiting to ambush us."-- The New York Times Book Review "A taut, suspenseful psychological journey from which there is no escape. The 6:41 to Paris shatters any illusions that acts of cruelty committed in our youth are of little consequence later in life. A gripping yarn for our time."-- Kati Marton, author of Paris: A Love Story "Blondel conveys ... a shared, suspenseful dread that makes you want to turn every page at locomotive pace."-- The St. Louis Post-Dispatch "Perfectly written and a remarkably suspenseful read ... an absorbing, intriguing, insightful book for all readers."-- Library Journal (Starred review) "A fast, yet deep journey through the characters' experiences of anger, triumph, remorse, and forgiveness, Blondel's novel ... reminds us that even long-ago heartbreaks have the power to ignite our most powerful emotions." -- Kirkus Reviews, "A novel of finely drawn characters taking place in--you guessed it--the French version of Tom's Diner. Thick with atmosphere, it serves up charming and engrossing bittersweet slices of life." --Suzanne Vega, singer-songwriter "Blondel's moving and dynamic novel explores the intersecting lives of visitors and staff at a provincial French café . . . The café serves as the perfect theater for tragicomedy . . . This has plenty of charm." --Publishers Weekly "This intimate story confirms the author's rare talent for portraying bygone eras." --Le Monde Praise for The 6:41 to Paris : "A strong plot and a touching portrayal of how any of us might feel when unexpectedly confronted by the detritus of young love ... The 6:41 to Paris is a timely reminder that the past is always waiting to ambush us."-- The New York Times Book Review "A taut, suspenseful psychological journey from which there is no escape. The 6:41 to Paris shatters any illusions that acts of cruelty committed in our youth are of little consequence later in life. A gripping yarn for our time."-- Kati Marton, author of Paris: A Love Story "Blondel conveys ... a shared, suspenseful dread that makes you want to turn every page at locomotive pace."-- The St. Louis Post-Dispatch "Perfectly written and a remarkably suspenseful read ... an absorbing, intriguing, insightful book for all readers."-- Library Journal (Starred review) "A fast, yet deep journey through the characters' experiences of anger, triumph, remorse, and forgiveness, Blondel's novel ... reminds us that even long-ago heartbreaks have the power to ignite our most powerful emotions." -- Kirkus Reviews, "Blondel's moving and dynamic novel explores the intersecting lives of visitors and staff at a provincial French café . . . The café serves as the perfect theater for tragicomedy . . . This has plenty of charm." --Publishers Weekly "Each character comes fully and beautifully alive, and together their stories create a strong sense of people sorting through their lives and making changes . . . Moving, insightful, and fun to read; for fans of literary and popular fiction alike." --Library Journal "A novel of finely drawn characters taking place in--you guessed it--the French version of Tom's Diner. Thick with atmosphere, it serves up charming and engrossing bittersweet slices of life." --Suzanne Vega, singer-songwriter "Delicate and delightful . . . Café Unfiltered is a warm hug of a novel that brims with hope." --Foreword Reviews " Café Unfiltered takes a look at the pandemic through a rear view mirror . . . A post pandemic poetic effort to put into words, to make sense of what we have all just lived through . . . Wherever you found yourself between February 2020 and July 2021, the slender book will have something to say to you." --Musée Musings "This intimate story confirms the author's rare talent for portraying bygone eras." --Le Monde Praise for The 6:41 to Paris : "A strong plot and a touching portrayal of how any of us might feel when unexpectedly confronted by the detritus of young love ... The 6:41 to Paris is a timely reminder that the past is always waiting to ambush us."-- The New York Times Book Review "A taut, suspenseful psychological journey from which there is no escape. The 6:41 to Paris shatters any illusions that acts of cruelty committed in our youth are of little consequence later in life. A gripping yarn for our time."-- Kati Marton, author of Paris: A Love Story "Blondel conveys ... a shared, suspenseful dread that makes you want to turn every page at locomotive pace."-- The St. Louis Post-Dispatch "Perfectly written and a remarkably suspenseful read ... an absorbing, intriguing, insightful book for all readers."-- Library Journal (Starred review) "A fast, yet deep journey through the characters' experiences of anger, triumph, remorse, and forgiveness, Blondel's novel ... reminds us that even long-ago heartbreaks have the power to ignite our most powerful emotions." -- Kirkus Reviews, "This intimate story confirms the author's rare talent for portraying bygone eras." --Le Monde Praise for The 6:41 to Paris : "A strong plot and a touching portrayal of how any of us might feel when unexpectedly confronted by the detritus of young love ... The 6:41 to Paris is a timely reminder that the past is always waiting to ambush us."-- The New York Times Book Review "A taut, suspenseful psychological journey from which there is no escape. The 6:41 to Paris shatters any illusions that acts of cruelty committed in our youth are of little consequence later in life. A gripping yarn for our time."-- Kati Marton, author of Paris: A Love Story "Blondel conveys ... a shared, suspenseful dread that makes you want to turn every page at locomotive pace."-- The St. Louis Post-Dispatch "Perfectly written and a remarkably suspenseful read ... an absorbing, intriguing, insightful book for all readers."-- Library Journal (Starred review) "A fast, yet deep journey through the characters' experiences of anger, triumph, remorse, and forgiveness, Blondel's novel ... reminds us that even long-ago heartbreaks have the power to ignite our most powerful emotions." -- Kirkus Reviews, Praise for The 6:41 to Paris : "A strong plot and a touching portrayal of how any of us might feel when unexpectedly confronted by the detritus of young love ... The 6:41 to Paris is a timely reminder that the past is always waiting to ambush us."-- The New York Times Sunday Book Review "A taut, suspenseful psychological journey from which there is no escape. The 6:41 to Paris shatters any illusions that acts of cruelty committed in our youth are of little consequence later in life. A gripping yarn for our time."-- Kati Marton, author of Paris: A Love Story "Blondel conveys ... a shared, suspenseful dread that makes you want to turn every page at locomotive pace."-- The St. Louis Post-Dispatch "Perfectly written and a remarkably suspenseful read ... an absorbing, intriguing, insightful book for all readers."-- Library Journal (Starred review) "A fast, yet deep journey through the characters' experiences of anger, triumph, remorse, and forgiveness, Blondel's novel ... reminds us that even long-ago heartbreaks have the power to ignite our most powerful emotions." -- Kirkus Reviews, "Blondel's moving and dynamic novel explores the intersecting lives of visitors and staff at a provincial French café . . . The café serves as the perfect theater for tragicomedy . . . This has plenty of charm." --Publishers Weekly "Each character comes fully and beautifully alive, and together their stories create a strong sense of people sorting through their lives and making changes . . . Moving, insightful, and fun to read; for fans of literary and popular fiction alike." --Library Journal "A novel of finely drawn characters taking place in--you guessed it--the French version of Tom's Diner. Thick with atmosphere, it serves up charming and engrossing bittersweet slices of life." --Suzanne Vega, singer-songwriter "Delicate and delightful . . . Café Unfiltered is a warm hug of a novel that brims with hope." --Foreword Reviews "This intimate story confirms the author's rare talent for portraying bygone eras." --Le Monde Praise for The 6:41 to Paris : "A strong plot and a touching portrayal of how any of us might feel when unexpectedly confronted by the detritus of young love ... The 6:41 to Paris is a timely reminder that the past is always waiting to ambush us."-- The New York Times Book Review "A taut, suspenseful psychological journey from which there is no escape. The 6:41 to Paris shatters any illusions that acts of cruelty committed in our youth are of little consequence later in life. A gripping yarn for our time."-- Kati Marton, author of Paris: A Love Story "Blondel conveys ... a shared, suspenseful dread that makes you want to turn every page at locomotive pace."-- The St. Louis Post-Dispatch "Perfectly written and a remarkably suspenseful read ... an absorbing, intriguing, insightful book for all readers."-- Library Journal (Starred review) "A fast, yet deep journey through the characters' experiences of anger, triumph, remorse, and forgiveness, Blondel's novel ... reminds us that even long-ago heartbreaks have the power to ignite our most powerful emotions." -- Kirkus Reviews, "Blondel's moving and dynamic novel explores the intersecting lives of visitors and staff at a provincial French café . . . The café serves as the perfect theater for tragicomedy . . . This has plenty of charm." --Publishers Weekly "Each character comes fully and beautifully alive, and together their stories create a strong sense of people sorting through their lives and making changes . . . Moving, insightful, and fun to read:for fans of literary and popular fiction alike." --Library Journal "A novel of finely drawn characters taking place in--you guessed it--the French version of Tom's Diner. Thick with atmosphere, it serves up charming and engrossing bittersweet slices of life." --Suzanne Vega, singer-songwriter "Delicate and delightful . . . Café Unfiltered is a warm hug of a novel that brims with hope." --Foreword Reviews "This intimate story confirms the author's rare talent for portraying bygone eras." --Le Monde Praise for The 6:41 to Paris : "A strong plot and a touching portrayal of how any of us might feel when unexpectedly confronted by the detritus of young love ... The 6:41 to Paris is a timely reminder that the past is always waiting to ambush us."-- The New York Times Book Review "A taut, suspenseful psychological journey from which there is no escape. The 6:41 to Paris shatters any illusions that acts of cruelty committed in our youth are of little consequence later in life. A gripping yarn for our time."-- Kati Marton, author of Paris: A Love Story "Blondel conveys ... a shared, suspenseful dread that makes you want to turn every page at locomotive pace."-- The St. Louis Post-Dispatch "Perfectly written and a remarkably suspenseful read ... an absorbing, intriguing, insightful book for all readers."-- Library Journal (Starred review) "A fast, yet deep journey through the characters' experiences of anger, triumph, remorse, and forgiveness, Blondel's novel ... reminds us that even long-ago heartbreaks have the power to ignite our most powerful emotions." -- Kirkus Reviews, "Blondel's moving and dynamic novel explores the intersecting lives of visitors and staff at a provincial French café . . . The café serves as the perfect theater for tragicomedy . . . This has plenty of charm."--Publishers Weekly "Each character comes fully and beautifully alive, and together their stories create a strong sense of people sorting through their lives and making changes . . . Moving, insightful, and fun to read; for fans of literary and popular fiction alike."--Library Journal "A novel of finely drawn characters taking place in--you guessed it--the French version of Tom's Diner. Thick with atmosphere, it serves up charming and engrossing bittersweet slices of life."--Suzanne Vega, singer-songwriter "Delicate and delightful . . . Café Unfiltered is a warm hug of a novel that brims with hope."--Foreword Reviews "Café Unfiltered takes a look at the pandemic through a rear view mirror . . . A post pandemic poetic effort to put into words, to make sense of what we have all just lived through . . . Wherever you found yourself between February 2020 and July 2021, the slender book will have something to say to you."--Musée Musings "This intimate story confirms the author's rare talent for portraying bygone eras."--Le Monde Praise for The 6:41 to Paris: "A strong plot and a touching portrayal of how any of us might feel when unexpectedly confronted by the detritus of young love ... The 6:41 to Paris is a timely reminder that the past is always waiting to ambush us."--The New York Times Book Review "A taut, suspenseful psychological journey from which there is no escape...The 6:41 to Paris shatters any illusions that acts of cruelty committed in our youth are of little consequence later in life. A gripping yarn for our time."--Katie Marton, author of Paris: A Love Story "Blondel conveys ... a shared, suspenseful dread that makes you want to turn every page at locomotive pace."--The St. Louis Post-Dispatch "Perfectly written and a remarkably suspenseful read ... an absorbing, intriguing, insightful book for all readers."--Library Journal (Starred review) "A fast, yet deep journey through the characters' experiences of anger, triumph, remorse, and forgiveness, Blondel's novel ... reminds us that even long-ago heartbreaks have the power to ignite our most powerful emotions."--Kirkus Reviews, "Blondel's moving and dynamic novel explores the intersecting lives of visitors and staff at a provincial French café . . . The café serves as the perfect theater for tragicomedy . . . This has plenty of charm." --Publishers Weekly "Each character comes fully and beautifully alive, and together their stories create a strong sense of people sorting through their lives and making changes . . . Moving, insightful, and fun to read; for fans of literary and popular fiction alike." --Library Journal "A novel of finely drawn characters taking place in--you guessed it--the French version of Tom's Diner. Thick with atmosphere, it serves up charming and engrossing bittersweet slices of life." --Suzanne Vega, singer-songwriter "Delicate and delightful . . . Café Unfiltered is a warm hug of a novel that brims with hope." --Foreword Reviews " Café Unfiltered takes a look at the pandemic through a rear view mirror . . . a post pandemic poetic effort to put into words, to make sense of what we have all just lived through . . . Wherever you found yourself between February 2020 and July 2021, the slender book will have something to say to you." --Musée Musings "This intimate story confirms the author's rare talent for portraying bygone eras." --Le Monde Praise for The 6:41 to Paris : "A strong plot and a touching portrayal of how any of us might feel when unexpectedly confronted by the detritus of young love ... The 6:41 to Paris is a timely reminder that the past is always waiting to ambush us."-- The New York Times Book Review "A taut, suspenseful psychological journey from which there is no escape. The 6:41 to Paris shatters any illusions that acts of cruelty committed in our youth are of little consequence later in life. A gripping yarn for our time."-- Kati Marton, author of Paris: A Love Story "Blondel conveys ... a shared, suspenseful dread that makes you want to turn every page at locomotive pace."-- The St. Louis Post-Dispatch "Perfectly written and a remarkably suspenseful read ... an absorbing, intriguing, insightful book for all readers."-- Library Journal (Starred review) "A fast, yet deep journey through the characters' experiences of anger, triumph, remorse, and forgiveness, Blondel's novel ... reminds us that even long-ago heartbreaks have the power to ignite our most powerful emotions." -- Kirkus Reviews
Synopsis
An ode to the French café as a magical place of encounter and anonymity, home to a vivid fresco of intertwined destinies portrayed by a beloved author with humor, insight, and tenderness., "Finely drawn . . . Charming and engrossing."-- Suzanne Vega, singer-songwriter An ode to the French café as a magical place, portrayed by a beloved author with humanity, insight, and tenderness. At a classic café in the French provinces, anonymity, chance encounters, and traumatic pasts collide against the muted background of global instability. Jean-Philippe Blondel, author of the bestselling The 6:41 to Paris, presents a moving fresco of intertwined destinies. In the span of twenty-four hours, a medley of characters retrace the fading patterns of their lives after a long disruption from Covid. A mother and son realize their vast differences, a man takes tea with a childhood friend he had once covertly fallen for, and a woman crosses paths with the ex who abandoned her in Australia. Amidst it all, the café swirls like a kaleidoscope, bringing together customers, waiters, and owners past and present. Within its walls and on its terrace, they examine the threads of their existence, laying bare their inner selves, their failed dreams, and their hopes for the uncertain future that awaits us all., An ode to the French café as a magical place, portrayed by a beloved author with humanity, insight, and tenderness. At a classic café in the French provinces, anonymity, chance encounters, and traumatic pasts collide against the muted background of global instability. Jean-Philippe Blondel, author of the bestselling The 6:41 to Paris, presents a moving fresco of intertwined destinies. In the span of twenty-four hours, a medley of characters retrace the fading patterns of their lives after a long disruption from Covid. A mother and son realize their vast differences, a man takes tea with a childhood friend he had once covertly fallen for, and a woman crosses paths with the ex who abandoned her in Australia. Amidst it all, the café swirls like a kaleidoscope, bringing together customers, waiters, and owners past and present. Within its walls and on its terrace, they examine the threads of their existence, laying bare their inner selves, their failed dreams, and their hopes for the uncertain future that awaits us all. 'Finely drawn...Charming and engrossing.' -- Suzanne Vega, singer-songwriter 'Blondel's moving and dynamic novel explores the intersecting lives of visitors and staff at a provincial French café...The café serves as the perfect theater for tragicomedy...This has plenty of charm.' -- Publishers Weekly 'Each character comes fully and beautifully alive, and together their stories create a strong sense of people sorting through their lives and making changes...Moving, insightful, and fun to read:for fans of literary and popular fiction alike.' -- Library Journal
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- r***1 (178)- Votos emitidos por el comprador.Últimos 6 mesesCompra verificadaThe book was exactly as described and arrived quickly. The only problem is a recurring one with this seller and other similar sellers - the book is poorly packaged in a plastic envelope and gets heavily bumped in shipping. I would like to see the books wrapped before shipment, but I understand this can't be done for cost reason. Luckily it isn't an expensive book, and I will continue to purchase basic books from this seller. A+++++
- 4***1 (1639)- Votos emitidos por el comprador.Mes pasadoCompra verificadaBook arrived quickly and is pretty close to "Very Good" description. Value priced and I'm glad I made the purchase as this is an excellent read. However, the book was mailed loose inside an over-sized plastic bag without any protection. Wrapped in a bubble wrap jacket would be a big help. A book can take a beating in USPS transit without some buffer. I can't tell if the bumps and dings were original or occurred in transit. I'd prefer to pay for shipping than have it sent with no protection.