Pompidou Posse
Pompidou Posse by Sarah Lotz is a UK edition published by Hodder & Stoughton on April 7, 2016, featuring 320 pages in English. This novel follows the journey of a seventeen-year-old who, after accidentally setting fire to a garden shed, decides to escape to Paris with her best friend, believing that her artistic talents will provide for them. The narrative captures the youthful exuberance and challenges of city life as they navigate their new environment.
Readers will find a blend of humor and poignancy as the story unfolds, highlighting themes of friendship and the pursuit of dreams against the backdrop of European travel. The book delves into the complexities of youth and ambition, offering insights into the characters’ experiences in a vibrant city. With its engaging premise, Pompidou Posse presents a unique exploration of life in France through the lens of its young protagonists.
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You’re seventeen. One night, more or less by accident, you set fire to a garden shed.Naturally, you pack up and run off to Paris, certain you can make enough money off your art to get by. You’re young, you’re pretty, you’re full of life, and you have your best friend in all the world by your side.What could possibly go wrong?Sarah Lotz’s hilarious, heartbreaking first novel has only ever been published in South Africa – Hodder & Stoughton are proud to be brining it to a world-wide audience, newly edited and with an all-new cover.
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