Mon amie américaine
by Michele Halberstadt
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When two colleagues become close friends they believe their friendship will last forever, but when one of them suffers a devastating illness, the bond between them is stretched to a breaking point. Two women are film industry colleagues and very close friends. Molly is a charismatic and dynamic Manhattan businesswoman until, at the age of forty, she has a brain aneurysm and falls into a month-long coma. Frightened and debilitated, she is a shadow of her former self. Michèle, her Parisian show more friend, must grapple with these changes as she contemplates the nature of her relationship with a now-unrecognizable Molly. Is the bond the same when everything you once loved about a person has changed? What becomes of a friendship you once thought was unbreakable? Author Michèle Halberstadt explores the guilt that arises from these questions with grace and sensitivity. show lessTags
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- Fiction and Literature, General Fiction
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- 843.914 — Literature & rhetoric French & related literatures French fiction 1900- 20th Century 1945-1999
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- PQ2668 .A3637 .M6613 — Language and Literature French, Italian, Spanish and Portuguese literatures French literature Modern literature 1961-2000
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