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Tracy Chevalier

American-British novelist; author of Girl with a Pearl Earring (1999), adapted as a 2003 film, and of ten other books, mostly historical fiction.

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    The Instrumentalist

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    The Instrumentalist is a novel about an all-girls orphanage in Venice, where they’re brought up on music.

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    The Marriage Portrait

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    The Marriage Portrait is by Maggie O’Farrell, who is a friend.

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    My Brilliant Friend

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    My Brilliant Friend and all of the subsequent books are not fancy writing.

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    Still Life

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    I think what attracted me to the book is that if My Brilliant Friend is about growing up in a neighborhood and being a part of a community your whole life—from when you’re born to when you die—Still Life is about a stranger, a foreigner, coming to live in what seems like quite a closed community, and slowly making his own way and being accepted into that community.

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