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Little Bee by Chris Cleave (2009, Unabridged, Compact Disc) : Chris Cleave (Audio, 2009) 

Little Bee by Chris Cleave (2009, Unabridged, Compact Disc) : Chris Cleave (Audio, 2009)
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Author: Chris Cleave
Publisher: Tantor Media IncISBN-10: 1400161711
ISBN-13: 9781400161713Length: Unabridged
Subject: FICTIONLanguage: English

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Sarah and Andrew, an English couple vacationing in Nigeria, encounter two terrified young girls who are fleeing their village, where masked soldiers are executing everyone they find. The soldiers catch up to them, leading to a harrowing confrontation that will change all of their lives forever. Years later, Little Bee, one of the Nigerian girls, shows up in London, and she and Sarah begin to help each other heal their wounds, which are more than skin deep. Sophomore novelist Cleave (INCENDIARY) effortlessly weaves between dual narrators, to poignantly parallel the acute similarities between two very different young women.

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Author:Chris Cleave
Language:English
Publisher:Tantor Media Inc
Format:Audio
ISBN-10:1400161711
ISBN-13:9781400161713

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Narrated by:Anne T. Flosnik
Edition Description:Unabridged

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Thickness:0.5 in
Weight:2.9 oz

Publisher's Note
From the author of the international bestseller Incendiary comes a haunting novel about the tenuous friendship that blooms between two disparate strangers---one an illegal Nigerian refugee, the other a recent widow from suburban London.


Presents a tale of a precarious friendship between an illegal Nigerian refugee and a recent widow from suburban London, a story told from the alternating and disparate perspectives of both women.

Industry Reviews
"[Cleave] has carved two indelible characters whose choices in even the most straitened circumstances permit them dignity -- if they are willing to sacrifice for it. LITTLE BEE is the best kind of political novel: You're almost entirely unaware of its politics because the book doesn't deal in abstractions but in human beings."
(02/25/2009)

"Book clubs in search of the next KITE RUNNER need look no further than this astonishing, flawless novel about what happens when ordinary, mundane Western lives are thrown into stark contrast against the terrifying realities of war-torn Africa."
(01/21/2009)

"[A]n unnerving blend of dread, wit, and beauty..." (Starred review.)
(12/15/2008)

"Cleave uses his emotionally charged narrative to challenge his readers' conceptions of civility, of ethical choice.....[The characters'] bold, impulsive choices...challenge the inevitability of despair, transforming a political novel into an affecting story of human triumph."
(05/17/2009)

"[The] young refugee....[i]n Chris Cleave's heartwarming and heartbreaking LITTLE BEE [is]....one of the most vividly memorable and provocative characters in recent contemporary fiction....Cleave paces the story beautifully, lacing it with wit, compassion, and, even at the darkest moments, a searing ray of hope."
(03/30/2009)

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