by Andrea H. Japp · LE GRAND LIVRE DU MOIS · tapa blanda · ISBN 9782286026134
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«Le Déménagement de Charlotte» is the social novel by Andrea H. Japp, published in 2006 by Le Grand Livre du Mois in paperback (59 pages, in French).
The narrative follows Charlotte's move, an everyday episode that becomes the starting point for exploring social and psychological themes. With a realistic approach, the story observes the protagonist and her surroundings during the relocation and shows how a simple situation affects relationships and the inner lives of the characters.
The work corresponds to ISBN-10 2286026130 and is classified under Dewey 843.083, typical of the French social, psychological and realist novel.
Aimed at readers of literary fiction in French, especially those who enjoy short novels of social and psychological observation.
Andrea H. Japp, born on September 17, 1957, is a French scientist and author. Considered as one of the leading authors of crime fiction writing in France, Japp is best known for her Kit Salinger series of crime novels, and has also written a number of standalone novels, including The Scent of Blue (2000) and The Promise of Water (2002). She has contributed to various genres such as suspense, thriller, history and so on. She is also the French translator of Patricia Cornwell's novels featuring the character of Kay Scarpetta.
