"So much of this quiet and introspective novel is a touching portrayal of life’s disappointments and what happens when one is unexpectedly ambushed by the past. Short and sweet."
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The Mountaineer
“In unfailingly elegant prose, Where I Am makes us peek at the consciousness of a foreigner who is herself trying to peek at the consciousnesses of French natives she treats with derision and anguish. It’s a funny and poignant novel, strikingly resonant with the condition of foreignness plaguing so many around the world.”
Eva Illouz, author of Why Love Hurts and The End of Love