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Chosen by Rachel
A fictionalised account of de Beauvoir and Jean-Paul Sartre’s open relationship, in particular their affair with sisters Olga and Wanda Kosakiewicz.
☁ “This is such a decadent story where everything is available and life is for living. It is a great example of existentialist story telling, where the characters are the sole drivers of their lives and their futures, so there is a lot of dialogue and fast-paced relationship building. The story of de Beauvoir, Sartre and their affairs is quite unreal, and together they make for a brilliant page turner.” – Rachel
☁ “Thoughts” – Sophia
☁ “Thoughts” – Jo
☁ “Thoughts” – Suzy
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Published 1949
Secker & Warburg
416 pages
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