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We Sinners: A Novel, Pylväinen, Hanna, Good Book
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- ISBN
- 9781250032188
- Book Title
- We Sinners : a Novel
- Item Length
- 8.2in
- Publisher
- Picador
- Publication Year
- 2013
- Format
- Trade Paperback
- Language
- English
- Item Height
- 0.6in
- Genre
- Fiction
- Topic
- Family Life, Religious
- Item Width
- 5.9in
- Item Weight
- 6.7 Oz
- Number of Pages
- 208 Pages
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This stunning debut novel--drawn from the author's own life experience--tells the moving story of a family of eleven in the American Midwest, bound together and torn apart by their faith "A resonant and magical work of imagination."--Chicago Tribune Winner of the Whiting Writers' Award In this stunning, highly acclaimed debut novel, Hanna Pylvainen's We Sinners introduces us to an unforgettable family, bound together and torn apart by their intense religious devotion. Despite the ways all eleven of the Rovaniemis have built their lives around the conservative religion's rigid guidelines--music, television, makeup, and even school dances are strictly prohibited--their eventual places in the wider world and their paths to get there could not be more different, or more painful to each other. The children who reject the church learn that freedom comes at an almost unbearable cost, and those who stay struggle daily with the temptations of modern culture. Wholly absorbing and unflinching in its emotional honesty, We Sinners shows us how far we will go for faith and for each other, and the consequences when love--or God--is not enough.
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Picador
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1250032180
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9781250032188
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Book Title
We Sinners : a Novel
Format
Trade Paperback
Language
English
Topic
Family Life, Religious
Publication Year
2013
Genre
Fiction
Number of Pages
208 Pages
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Item Length
8.2in
Item Height
0.6in
Item Width
5.9in
Item Weight
6.7 Oz
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"We Sinners is remarkably funny for a book about a deeply religious family grappling with loss of faith....It's impossible not to like these characters, so beautifully drawn, and so very loving to one another." -- Los Angeles Times "A nuanced portrait of an unnuanced world." -- The New York Times "In some ways, the Rovaniemi family is like ordinary American families, with sibling rivalries, birth-order issues and parental expectations. But the questions about faith--how it binds the family together but also mutates and divides it--elevate it beyond the confines of the traditional domestic novel." -- Chicago Tribune "A spare, quietly devastating novel." -- The Boston Globe "Captivating...The beauty of We Sinners lies in its extraordinary ordinariness." -- Washington Independent Review of Books "Hanna Pylväinen's We Sinners is not only beautiful and heartbreaking, it is important--for what it says about faith, family, and for the humane light it sheds on the cultural fissures that affect every American. This is a book that reminds the reader, on every page, of the uniquely illuminating power of fiction." -- Meghan O'Rourke, author of The Long Goodbye "A beautiful, understated novel. [Pylväinen] tells a sophisticated, precise story about the nature and need for rebellion, set off against our need to belong. We Sinners hums with rare respect for religious outsiders." -- Cleveland Plain Dealer "In We Sinners , Pylvainen deftly explores this dance between oppression and liberation, between belief and unbelief, and shows the gray areas. These are not polarities but gradations of human experience. We all move in and out of various communities and belief systems, searching for love and acceptance. Often we search for forgiveness. This novel shows that sometimes it's found in strange places." -- The Wichita Eagle "Characters who could be painted in grand strokes as villains or angels are small, fragile, and very human. We Sinners brilliantly, unforgettably reconfigures Tolstoy's adage about happy and unhappy families: 'happy and unhappy, every family is.'" -- Publishers Weekly, Galley Talk, "We Sinners is remarkably funny for a book about a deeply religious family grappling with loss of faith....It's impossible not to like these characters, so beautifully drawn, and so very loving to one another."- Los Angeles Times "A nuanced portrait of an unnuanced world."- The New York Times "In some ways, the Rovaniemi family is like ordinary American families, with sibling rivalries, birth-order issues and parental expectations. But the questions about faith-how it binds the family together but also mutates and divides it-elevate it beyond the confines of the traditional domestic novel."- Chicago Tribune "A spare, quietly devastating novel."- The Boston Globe "Captivating...The beauty of We Sinners lies in its extraordinary ordinariness."- Washington Independent Review of Books "Hanna Pylväinen's We Sinners is not only beautiful and heartbreaking, it is important-for what it says about faith, family, and for the humane light it sheds on the cultural fissures that affect every American. This is a book that reminds the reader, on every page, of the uniquely illuminating power of fiction."-Meghan O'Rourke, author of The Long Goodbye "A beautiful, understated novel. [Pylväinen] tells a sophisticated, precise story about the nature and need for rebellion, set off against our need to belong. We Sinners hums with rare respect for religious outsiders."- Cleveland Plain Dealer "In We Sinners , Pylvainen deftly explores this dance between oppression and liberation, between belief and unbelief, and shows the gray areas. These are not polarities but gradations of human experience. We all move in and out of various communities and belief systems, searching for love and acceptance. Often we search for forgiveness. This novel shows that sometimes it's found in strange places."- The Wichita Eagle "Characters who could be painted in grand strokes as villains or angels are small, fragile, and very human. We Sinners brilliantly, unforgettably reconfigures Tolstoy's adage about happy and unhappy families: 'happy and unhappy, every family is.'"- Publishers Weekly, Galley Talk, In some ways, the Rovaniemi family is like ordinary American families, with sibling rivalries, birth-order issues and parental expectations. But the questions about faith--how it binds the family together but also mutates and divides it--elevate it beyond the confines of the traditional domestic novel., "We Sinners is remarkably funny for a book about a deeply religious family grappling with loss of faith....It's impossible not to like these characters, so beautifully drawn, and so very loving to one another." -- Los Angeles Times "A nuanced portrait of an unnuanced world." -- The New York Times "In some ways, the Rovaniemi family is like ordinary American families, with sibling rivalries, birth-order issues and parental expectations. But the questions about faith--how it binds the family together but also mutates and divides it--elevate it beyond the confines of the traditional domestic novel." -- Chicago Tribune "A spare, quietly devastating novel." -- The Boston Globe "Captivating...The beauty of We Sinners lies in its extraordinary ordinariness." -- Washington Independent Review of Books "Hanna Pylvinen's We Sinners is not only beautiful and heartbreaking, it is important--for what it says about faith, family, and for the humane light it sheds on the cultural fissures that affect every American. This is a book that reminds the reader, on every page, of the uniquely illuminating power of fiction." -- Meghan O'Rourke, author of The Long Goodbye "A beautiful, understated novel. [Pylvinen] tells a sophisticated, precise story about the nature and need for rebellion, set off against our need to belong. We Sinners hums with rare respect for religious outsiders." -- Cleveland Plain Dealer "In We Sinners , Pylvainen deftly explores this dance between oppression and liberation, between belief and unbelief, and shows the gray areas. These are not polarities but gradations of human experience. We all move in and out of various communities and belief systems, searching for love and acceptance. Often we search for forgiveness. This novel shows that sometimes it's found in strange places." -- The Wichita Eagle "Characters who could be painted in grand strokes as villains or angels are small, fragile, and very human. We Sinners brilliantly, unforgettably reconfigures Tolstoy's adage about happy and unhappy families: 'happy and unhappy, every family is.'" -- Publishers Weekly, Galley Talk, A beautiful, understated novel. [Pylväinen] tells a sophisticated, precise story about the nature and need for rebellion, set off against our need to belong. We Sinners hums with rare respect for religious outsiders., Hanna Pylväinen's We Sinners is not only beautiful and heartbreaking, it is important--for what it says about faith, family, and for the humane light it sheds on the cultural fissures that affect every American. This is a book that reminds the reader, on every page, of the uniquely illuminating power of fiction., "In some ways, the Rovaniemi family is like ordinary American families. But the questions about faith-how it binds the family together but also mutates and divides it-elevate it beyond the confines of the traditional domestic novel and into a resonant and magical work of imagination."- Chicago Tribune "A beautiful, understated novel_ We Sinners hums with rare respect for religious outsiders."- The Cleveland Plain Dealer "[A] nuanced portrait of an unnuanced world."- The New York Times "It's impossible not to like these characters, so beautifully drawn, and so very loving to one another."- Los Angeles Times, Characters who could be painted in grand strokes as villains or angels are small, fragile, and very human. We Sinners brilliantly, unforgettably reconfigures Tolstoy's adage about happy and unhappy families: 'happy and unhappy, every family is.', We Sinners is remarkably funny for a book about a deeply religious family grappling with loss of faith....It's impossible not to like these characters, so beautifully drawn, and so very loving to one another., In We Sinners , Pylvainen deftly explores this dance between oppression and liberation, between belief and unbelief, and shows the gray areas. These are not polarities but gradations of human experience. We all move in and out of various communities and belief systems, searching for love and acceptance. Often we search for forgiveness. This novel shows that sometimes it's found in strange places., "In some ways, the Rovaniemi family is like ordinary American families. But the questions about faith-how it binds the family together but also mutates and divides it-elevate it beyond the confines of the traditional domestic novel and into a resonant and magical work of imagination."- Chicago Tribune "A beautiful, understated novel... We Sinners hums with rare respect for religious outsiders."- The Cleveland Plain Dealer "[A] nuanced portrait of an unnuanced world."- The New York Times "It's impossible not to like these characters, so beautifully drawn, and so very loving to one another."- Los Angeles Times
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