ALL THE SKY'S BLUENESS Melissa DaCosta

sievieti, kuras vienīgā bagāža ir liela melna cepure un mugursoma. Tā aizsākas pārsteidzoši skaists ceļojums. Katrā tā līkumā, satiekoties ar citiem un izzinot sevi, dzimst prieks, bailes, draudzība un mīlestība, kas pamazām izlaužas cauri Emīla bruņām. Franču rakstnieces Melisas Dakostas (Mélisa Da Costa, dz. 1990) romānus apbrīno grāmatu tirgotāji un slavē žurnālisti, tie ir pārdoti vairāk nekā 3 miljonos eksemplāru un tulkoti 30 valodās. Viņas romāni visur ir kļuvuši par bestselleriem, atklājot lasītājiem pasauli, kurā valda mīlestība, emocijas, sirdssāpes un izturība. Romāns “Visa debesu zilgme” 2020. gadā ir saņēmis Livre de Poche Lasītāju balvu.

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ALL THE SKY'S BLUE Mélisa Da Costa
A message appears on the ad portal Petitesannonces.fr: "A 26-year-old man, doomed to live at most 24 months due to early incurable Alzheimer's disease, wishes to embark on his last journey. He is looking for a companion to share this adventure with him." Emile chooses to escape from the hospital, his family, and friends. To his great surprise, he receives a response to this ad. Three days later, Emile meets a young woman at the camper, whose only luggage is a large black hat and a backpack. Thus begins an astonishingly beautiful journey. At every turn, meeting others and discovering himself, joy, fear, friendship, and love are born, gradually breaking through Emile's armor. The novels of French writer Mélisa Da Costa (born 1990) are admired by booksellers and praised by journalists, sold in more than 3 million copies, and translated into 30 languages. Her novels have become bestsellers everywhere, revealing to readers a world where love, emotions, heartache, and resilience prevail. The novel "All the Sky's Blue" received the Livre de Poche Readers' Prize in 2020.