Mod Midnatssolen Af Dy Plambeck
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Mod midnatssolen
Amy rejser med sine tre døtre op langs Norges kyst til Tromsø for at deltage i en familiefest hos sin norske kæreste, Mats. Med sig på rejsen har hun også sine to veninder, Lulu og Kari. De tre kvinder har alle problematiske forhold med sig i bagagen. Karis mand har skjult et misbrug, Lulu kan ikke få en partner på krogen og ved heller ikke, om hun har lyst til det, og Amy skal finde fodfæste i en sammenbragt familie. Selv om livet i den nye familiekonstellation åbner op for, at Amy oplever kærlighedens kraft på en anden måde, er den også fyldt med udfordrende dilemmaer. Hvad gør hun med marsvinet, der har fået stress af at flytte mellem to hjem? Hvad skal hun hedde, når ”bonusmor” er et no-go? Og hvem piller dørskiltet hos Mats ned, hvor ekskonens navn stadig står? I deres ungdomsår i 90’erne bor Kari, Lulu og Amy sammen i Kalundborg. De arbejder i boghandlen og hænger ud på loftet over rideskolen, hvor Amys ungdomskæreste dyrker Vestsjællands bedste pot sammen med den lokale pusher. Der er fester i nedlagte lader, campingture i en aflagt rustvogn og badeture i fjorden, indtil pothandlen løber af sporet og sætter uigenkendelige spor i dem alle. Det bliver hurtigt klart, at Amy, Lulu og Kari har begivet sig ud på en rejse, der ikke kun bringer dem ud i Norges vilde natur, men også ind i ukendte afkroge af deres sind. Ud af det vokser en vidtforgrenet fortælling om det liv, der knytter dem sammen, om deres tætte venskabs styrker og sårbarheder og om kærlighed – den man mister, den man fravælger, og den man gerne vil kæmpe for. "Mod midnatssolen" er en rørende og humoristisk roman om venskabets livgivende kraft, om moderne familieformer og de fortællinger, der spirer frem, når forestillingen om kernefamilien er brudt sammen. Den handler om at blive synlige for hinanden og finde hjem, på et sted og i en familie.
You Disappear
A riveting psychological drama that challenges the way we understand others—and our own sense of self Mia is a schoolteacher in Denmark. Her husband, Frederik, is the charismatic headmaster of a local private school. During a vacation on Majorca, they discover that a brain tumor has started to change Frederik's personality. As it becomes harder and harder for Mia to recognize him, she must protect herself and their teenage son from the strange, blunted being who now inhabits her husband's body—and with whom she must share her home, her son, and her bed. When millions of crowns go missing at the private school, Frederik is the obvious culprit, and Mia's private crisis quickly draws in the entire community. Frederick's new indifference and lack of inhibition rupture long-standing friendships, isolating Mia and making her question who Frederik really is. Was the tumor already affecting him during the years they had been so happy together? And does it excuse Frederik from fraud? Mia enlists the help of a lawyer named Bernhard, whom she meets in a support group for spouses of people with brain injuries. As they prepare Frederik's defense, the two of them wrestle with the latest brain research, the age-old question of free will—and their growing attraction to each other. Jungersen's lithe prose and unexpected plot twists will keep readers hooked until the very last page.
Borderliners
Author: Peter Høeg
language: en
Publisher: Farrar, Straus and Giroux
Release Date: 2013-08-06
National Bestseller Strange things are happening at Biehl's Academy when this elite school opens its doors to a group of orphans and reform-school rejects, kids at the end of the system's tether. But the school is run by a peculiar set of rules by which every minute is regimented and controlled. The children soon suspect that they are guinea pigs in a bizarre social experiment, and that their only hope of escape is to break through a dangerous threshold of time and space. Peter Høeg's "brilliant" and dystopian Borderliners is a "uniquely philosophical thriller" (Boston Sunday Globe) and a haunting story of childhood travail and hope.