Jacqueline in Paris (Hungarian edition)

A captivating story of love and betrayal, and of the coming-of-age of a young American woman who would later become known around the world as Jackie Kennedy.

Twenty-year-old Jacqueline Bouvier arrives in Paris in the autumn of 1949 to spend a year studying at the Sorbonne as an exchange student. Fascinated by French life, she immerses herself in the world of grand châteaux, vibrant social circles, art, avant-garde theatre, cafés and jazz clubs. Defying her mother's expectations, she falls in love with a talented young writer who shares her love of literature and passion for culture.

During her year in Paris, Jacqueline realizes that beneath the city's personal freedom and cultural vitality, the shadow of the war still remains. As the city rebuilds and a new world order takes shape, she becomes increasingly aware of the political and social tensions of the era.

Ann Mah vividly brings Jacqueline Lee Kennedy Onassis to life, portraying her passion for art and unwavering sense of justice, as well as the unique atmosphere of post-war Paris.

Publisher: Central Könyvek
Year of publication: 2024
Language: Hungarian
Number of pages: 366
Cover: Paperback, glued binding
Weight: 344 g
Series: Ikonikus Nők
Translator: Veronika Goitein
ISBN: 9789636144685
Article code: 2778874 / 1222126
Condition: Used – good condition