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Very Good: A book that does not look new and has been read but is in excellent condition. No obvious ...
Publication Name
Knopf Doubleday Publishing Group
Edition
First Edition
ISBN
9780375415487
Book Title
Black and White
Item Length
9.6 in
Publisher
Knopf Doubleday Publishing Group
Publication Year
2007
Format
Hardcover
Language
English
Item Height
1 in
Author
Dani Shapiro
Genre
Fiction
Topic
Psychological, General
Item Width
6.4 in
Item Weight
18.6 Oz
Number of Pages
272 Pages

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From the acclaimed author of Family History and the bestselling memoir Slow Motion comes a sensational new novel about mothers and daughters.

Product Identifiers

Publisher
Knopf Doubleday Publishing Group
ISBN-10
0375415483
ISBN-13
9780375415487
eBay Product ID (ePID)
56990387

Product Key Features

Book Title
Black and White
Author
Dani Shapiro
Format
Hardcover
Language
English
Topic
Psychological, General
Publication Year
2007
Genre
Fiction
Number of Pages
272 Pages

Dimensions

Item Length
9.6 in
Item Height
1 in
Item Width
6.4 in
Item Weight
18.6 Oz

Additional Product Features

Lc Classification Number
Ps3569.H3387b63 2007
Reviews
Praise for Dani Shapiro's Black & White "Universal dilemmas . . . face us all, and it is the novelist's job to breathe life into them one way or another, and this is something Shapiro does very well indeed. The strength of this novel is its particularity, it's specificity, whether Shapiro is raking over the changes wrought by the years to the Upper West Side or describing Clara's sense of dislocation as she attempts to blend in with the other moms on the Maine Island. . . . [Shapiro] has the skill to make those black scratches on white paper somehow live and breath." -The New York Times Book Review" "Trenchant and enduring . . . Shapiro elegantly and movingly portrays the troubled relationship young Clara has with a mother who uses her for her own artistic aims . . . As Shapiro has demonstrated in her earlier work, most notably in the novelFamily History, she is nimble with structure and she plays out the story line deftly, creating the urgency of unraveling mystery in what is essentially psychological drama." -Los Angeles Times Book Review "Shapiro's sharp depictions of love and shame go a long way . . . [T]he novel offers some fine insights into marriage, the making of art and the often difficult mother-daughter dynamic." -Publisher's Weekly "Ambitious . . . thrilling . . . Shapiro's subtle, nuanced handling of her material emphasizes the radical subjectivity of experience, and builds into a powerful and compelling point." -Time Out New York "Spellbinding . . . provocative, hypnotic . . . spot-on authentic. A cool depiction of a mother and daughter's fraught and fiery relationship." -USA Today "Enthralling, fast-paced and a great read.Black & Whitepresents knotty, compelling issues that Shapiro examines intelligently and without gratuitous drama." -The Miami Herald "A complex family drama . . . one that plays out both in the art world and on the streets of Manhattan. Mothers and daughters is a naturally absorbing subject and inBlack & White,Shapiro shapes an intriguing dilemma that heightens into a moving story." -New YorkDaily News "Shapiro's central characters are expertly rendered: both the damaged Clara, whose childhood trust in and love for her mother was abused, and Ruth, whose love for her daughter and her art were so inextricably linked that they became interchangeable." -Elle "The story unfolds beautifully, drawing the reader into the family drama, while Shapiro creates a sense of uneasy secrecy about Ruth and Clara's relationship by revealing only a few details at a time. Oprah's Book Club readers or fans of Jodi Picoult will enjoy this psychologically gripping book." -Library Journal "Beautiful and aptly told . . .Black & Whiteis a skillful exploration of motherhood, pitting artistic inspiration against maternal duty. It's evocative and gripping and completely involving." Commuter Week "A gripping narrative one reads ravenouslyand mourns its ending." Bristol Press "This novel of an extreme mother-daughter relationship is a story of flight, confrontation and survival, but more than that . . . it is the story of a mother's love and the strange ways it can be manifested, escaped, survived and understood." Taconic Newspaper Group Family Hist, Praise for Dani Shapiro's "Black & White " "Universal dilemmas . . . face us all, and it is the novelist's job to breathe life into them one way or another, and this is something Shapiro does very well indeed. The strength of this novel is its particularity, it's specificity, whether Shapiro is raking over the changes wrought by the years to the Upper West Side or describing Clara's sense of dislocation as she attempts to blend in with the other moms on the Maine Island. . . . [Shapiro] has the skill to make those black scratches on white paper somehow live and breath." --"The New York Times Book Review"" "Trenchant and enduring . . . Shapiro elegantly and movingly portrays the troubled relationship young Clara has with a mother who uses her for her own artistic aims . . . As Shapiro has demonstrated in her earlier work, most notably in the novel "Family History", she is nimble with structure and she plays out the story line deftly, creating the urgency of unraveling mystery in what is essentially psychological drama." --"Los Angeles Times Book Review" "Shapiro's sharp depictions of love and shame go a long way . . . [T]he novel offers some fine insights into marriage, the making of art and the often difficult mother-daughter dynamic." --"Publisher's Weekly " "Ambitious . . . thrilling . . .Shapiro's subtle, nuanced handling of her material emphasizes the radical subjectivity of experience, and builds into a powerful and compelling point." --"Time Out New York " "Spellbinding . . . provocative, hypnotic . . . spot-on authentic. A cool depiction of a mother and daughter's fraught and fiery relationship." --"USA Today " "Enthralling, fast-paced and a great read. "Black & White" presents knotty, compelling issues that Shapiro examines intelligently and without gratuitous drama." --"The Miami Herald" "A complex family drama . . . one that plays out both in the art world and on the streets of Manhattan. Mothers and daughters is a naturally absorbing subject and in "Black & White, " Shapiro shapes an intriguing dilemma that heightens into a moving story." --New York" Daily News" "Shapiro's central characters are expertly rendered: both the damaged Clara, whose childhood trust in and love for her mother was abused, and Ruth, whose love for her daughter and her art were so inextricably linked that they became interchangeable." --"Elle " "The story unfolds beautifully, drawing the reader into the family drama, while Shapiro creates a sense of uneasy secrecy about Ruth and Clara's relationship by revealing only a few details at atime. Oprah's Book Club readers or fans of Jodi Picoult will enjoy this psychologically gripping book." --"Library Journal" " ""Beautiful and aptly told . . . "Black & White "is a skillful exploration of motherhood, pitting artistic inspiration against maternal duty. It's evocative and gripping and completely involving." -"Commuter Week " "A gripping narrative one reads ravenously-and mourns its ending." -"Bristol Press " "This novel of an extreme mother-daughter relationship is a story of flight, confrontation and survival, but more than that . . . it is the story of a mother's love and the strange ways it can be manifested, escaped, survived and understood." -"Taconic Newspaper Group " "Family History " "A bona fide page-turner . . . A poised, absorbing book . . . Shapiro describes the cold new world Rachel and her husband inhabit in graceful and nuanced prose." --"The New York Times Book Review" "One of those books most readers will finish in one sitting . . . because it is so intense you can't take a break. In gripping, moving prose, Shapiro reminds us of any family's essential fragility, but also of the tenacious strength of love." --"Detroit FreePress" "[Shapiro] writes wonderfully. . . . Her portrayal of a mother and wife struggling to accept the limits of her love and custody will r, Praise for Dani Shapiro' s "Black & White " " Universal dilemmas . . . face us all, and it is the novelist' s job to breathe life into them one way or another, and this is something Shapiro does very well indeed. The strength of this novel is its particularity, it' s specificity, whether Shapiro is raking over the changes wrought by the years to the Upper West Side or describing Clara' s sense of dislocation as she attempts to blend in with the other moms on the Maine Island. . . . [Shapiro] has the skill to make those black scratches on white paper somehow live and breath." -- "The New York Times Book Review"" " Trenchant and enduring . . . Shapiro elegantly and movingly portrays the troubled relationship young Clara has with a mother who uses her for her own artistic aims . . . As Shapiro has demonstrated in her earlier work, most notably in the novel "Family History," she is nimble with structure and she plays out the story line deftly, creating the urgency of unraveling mystery in what is essentially psychological drama." -- "Los Angeles Times Book Review" " Shapiro' s sharp depictions of love and shame go a long way . . . [T]he novel offers some fine insights into marriage, the making of art and the often difficult mother-daughter dynamic." -- "Publisher' s Weekly " " Ambitious . . . thrilling . . . Shapiro' s subtle, nuanced handling of her material emphasizes the radical subjectivity of experience, and builds into a powerful and compelling point." -- "Time Out New York " " Spellbinding . . . provocative, hypnotic . . . spot-on authentic. A cool depiction of a mother and daughter' s fraught and fiery relationship." -- "USA Today " " Enthralling, fast-paced and a great read. "Black & White" presents knotty, compelling issues that Shapiro examines intelligently and without gratuitous drama." -- "The Miami Herald" " A complex family drama . . . one that plays out both in the art world and on the streets of Manhattan. Mothers and daughters is a naturally absorbing subject and in "Black & White," Shapiro shapes an intriguing dilemma that heightens into a moving story." -- New York" Daily News" " Shapiro' s central characters are expertly rendered: both the damaged Clara, whose childhood trust in and love for her mother was abused, and Ruth, whose love for her daughter and her art were so inextricably linked that they became interchangeable." -- "Elle " " The story unfolds beautifully, drawing the reader into the family drama, while Shapiro creates a sense of uneasy secrecy about Ruth and Clara' s relationship by revealing only a few details at a time. Oprah' s Book Club readers or fans of Jodi Picoult will enjoy this psychologically gripping book." -- "Library Journal" "Family History " " A bona fide page-turner . . . A poised, absorbing book . . . Shapiro describes the cold new world Rachel and her husband inhabit in graceful and nuanced prose." -- "The New York Times Book Review" " One of those books most readers will finish in one sitting . . . because it is so intense you can' t take a break.In gripping, moving prose, Shapiro reminds us of any family' s essential fragility, but also of the tenacious strength of love." -- "Detroit Free Press" " [Shapiro] writes wonderfully. . . . Her portrayal of a mother and wife struggling to accept the limits of her love and custody will resonate with anyone who has wished they could protect someone, and failed." -- "Chicago Tribune " "Slow Motion "" Absorbing, sweetly stinging . . . Shapiro' s book succeeds as a gracefully written story of reckoning inspired by tragedy and of the long reach of familial roots."" " -- "The Wall Street Journal" " Cogent and unforgettable." -- "Houston Chronicle" " Stylishly written . . . splendid . . . Shapiro' s prose is seamless." -- "Newsweek "
Copyright Date
2007
Target Audience
Trade
Lccn
2006-030424
Dewey Decimal
Fic
Dewey Edition
22

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