The Shadow of the Wind (2015)
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But whoever he was, at least he had a sense of humour,' Isaac reckoned.
With the memory of that night's encounter still fresh in my mind, I could not see the humorous side of it, from any angle, but I saved my opinion for a more auspicious occasion.
'This person, Coubert, or whatever his name is - was his face burned, disfigured?' Isaac looked at me with a smile that betrayed both enjoyment and concern. 'I haven't the foggiest. The person who told me all this never actually got to ...see him, and only knew because Cabestany's son told his secretary the following day. He didn't mention anything about burned faces. Are you sure you haven't got this out of some radio show?' I threw my head back, as if to make light of the subject. 'How did the matter end? Did the publisher's son sell the books to Coubert?' I asked.
'The senseless dunce tried to be too clever by half. He asked for more money than Coubert was proposing, and Coubert withdrew his offer.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But whoever he was, at least he had a sense of humour,' Isaac reckoned.
With the memory of that night's encounter still fresh in my mind, I could not see the humorous side of it, from any angle, but I saved my opinion for a more auspicious occasion.
'This person, Coubert, or whatever his name is - was his face burned, disfigured?' Isaac looked at me with a smile that betrayed both enjoyment and concern. 'I haven't the foggiest. The person who told me all this never actually got to ...see him, and only knew because Cabestany's son told his secretary the following day. He didn't mention anything about burned faces. Are you sure you haven't got this out of some radio show?' I threw my head back, as if to make light of the subject. 'How did the matter end? Did the publisher's son sell the books to Coubert?' I asked.
'The senseless dunce tried to be too clever by half. He asked for more money than Coubert was proposing, and Coubert withdrew his offer.
What to read after The Shadow of the Wind?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Carlos Ruiz Zafón to read onlineMoreLess
Guest a year ago
Great book!I love the gothic feel of the novel, and the pacing of the story. In many books the side plots feel contrived or drag down the book, but in The Shadow of the Wind, they are overlayed beautifully.
Guest 3 years ago
I loved this book so much. The story is written beautifully with enticing twists and turns that leaves no stone unturned. This book is a story that has both light and darkness within it, and a incessant twinged of hope written throughout it. This is a must read.Write Review:
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