All the blue in the sky

[Jeannette]

Has anyone read this book by Mélissa Da Costa?
It's a French book, translated in various languages and I found it in the bookshop. The title and bookcover intrigued me so I bought it.
When I started to read the book at home, I couldn't stop. The story was so heartfelt and so recognizable, so sad and yet so hopefull, I kept on reading. I cried a lot, and that is very rare for me. I don't often cry about a book, but the last part of the book was so sad, and yet so wonderful, I cried with sadness and with hope, because in this book good people exist.
I read a lot, but it's been a long time that a book touched me so much!

 

[AnaSantos]

Unfortunately not, I used to read more than 50 books a years but now I don´t have time or some peaceful moments to do it.

 

[JeanneMN]

I've been a prolific reader my entire life until now. Considering I'm a retired librarian I'm embarrassed to admit that . I seem to have become obsessed with this hobby of scrapbooking. It seemed to happen when I came to the O. .

 

[marijke]

I haven't read it myself yet... but I've read a lot of positive comments about it...

 

[EvelynD2]

I haven't read it either but from what I have read about it, it looks like a really good book.

 

[Jeannette]

I haven't read it either but from what I have read about it, it looks like a really good book.

It is, it really is worth reading!!

 

[AK_Tracy]

I looked on Amazon and it doesn't look like its in English. What's the title? I assume the one with the VW Bus on the front?

 

[Jeannette]

I looked on Amazon and it doesn't look like its in English. What's the title? I assume the one with the VW Bus on the front?

Aah, I guess not. It's a French book, but did translate into Dutch. Maybe it will come in English too.