· Joanne Harris is the author of seven previous novels—Chocolat, Blackberry Wine, Five Quarters of the Orange, Coastliners, Holy Fools, Sleep, Pale Sister, and Gentlemen Players; a short story collection, Jigs Reels; and two cookbook/memoirs, My French Kitchen and The French www.doorway.ru French and half British, she lives in www.doorway.ru: HarperCollins e-books. Joanne Harris is known for crafting enticing storylines set in deliciously imaginative locales. With Holy Fools, she once again transports us to a time and venue steeped in fervor. The opening scene alone signals the novel's ironic and intriguing undertones as a troupe of vagabond actors dazzles the residents of a remote French abbey, tucked. Joanne Harris is the author of seven previous novels—Chocolat, Blackberry Wine, Five Quarters of the Orange, Coastliners, Holy Fools, Sleep, Pale Sister, and Gentlemen Players; a short story collection, Jigs Reels; and two cookbook/memoirs, My French Kitchen and The French Market. Half French and half British, she lives in England/5().
HOLY FOOLS. by Harris, Joanne. Harris, Joanne. HOLY FOOLS. Edition: First printing. London: Doubleday, () dj. SIGNED hardcover first edition - Historical novel by the author of "Chocolat", a story which begins in the year , when a young, pregnant widow seeks sanctuary at the Abbey of Sainte Marie-de-la-Mer off the coast of Brittany. Holy Fools by Joanne Harris Ken Russell-style nuttiness is just too fruity for 17th-century 'Chocolat' Clare Colvin. Tuesday comments. Article bookmarked. Probably the best known of Harris's books is Chocolat, filmed in I saw the film. Later I read the sequel, Peaches For Mosieur Le Curé, reviewed here. It was my enjoyment of Peaches that led me to pick up, when I spotted it in a charity shop, Holy Fools.
Introduction. Joanne Harris is known for crafting enticing storylines set in deliciously imaginative locales. With Holy Fools, she once again transports us to a time and venue steeped in fervor. The opening scene alone signals the novel's ironic and intriguing undertones as a troupe of vagabond actors dazzles the residents of a remote French. Harris (Coastliners, , etc.) does a creditable job re-creating the atmosphere of a very distant time and place, and infuses it with a sharp if somewhat obvious tale. Pub Date: Feb. 3rd, ISBN: Joanne Harris is known for crafting enticing storylines set in deliciously imaginative locales. With Holy Fools, she once again transports us to a time and venue steeped in fervor. The opening scene alone signals the novel's ironic and intriguing undertones as a troupe of vagabond actors dazzles the residents of a remote French abbey, tucked.
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